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Artist: Thin Lizzy
Canonical path: /thin-lizzy/parisienne-walkways
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Parisienne Walkways
Read Parisienne Walkways lyrics by Thin Lizzy on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Parisienne Walkways
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I remember Paris in '49
The champs elyses
Saint Michel and old Beaujolais wine
And I recall
That you were mine
In those parisienne days
Looking back at the photographs
Those summer days
Spent outside corner cafes
Oh I could write you paragraphs
About my own parisienne days
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