Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Robson Dias
Canonical path: /robson-dias/london-dreams
Related lyric paths: 6
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London Dreams
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London Dreams
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Fifteen minutes to midnight
And I'm walking in old town
Feel the white fog of winter
I can hear the river sound
Down Hyde Park and the Buckingham Crown
Clock Tower to the Parliament Hall
Sailing Down to the Docklands
With Mister Dicken's soul
Flying over Camdem Town
Before Peter Pan has grown
Down Hyde Park and the Buckingham Crown
Clock Tower to the Parliament Hall
I'm living my London dreams to go
Maybe to paradise it must be this way
I feel this town right in my heart
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