North Kensington
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North Kensington
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North Kensington, blue skies are over you
Oh, smiling eyes how soon baptised
In perspiration like a field of dew
The sticky fence you pushed me through
North Kensington
Where we first laid
We first made love
North Kensington, where I took your hand
And fell about the life we planned
By Worcester race course and to singing sand
The blood red wine and you divine
North Kensington
Where we first laid
We first made love
Four in the morning
Wrapped in an awning
I came to the seaside
To see why the gull cried
And, oh, why
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