London Lights
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London Lights
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We walk along the river
Under the London Eye
It's seen a million lovers
It's watching us tonight
Angels in their realm of glory
Never saw a night like this
They'll pay witness to our story
On Albert Bridge for our first kiss
Up to Trafalgar Square
Bright lights upon the tree
Shining on the smiling faces
Shine down on you and me
Whispered on the wind we hear
The choir of St. Martin sing
It came upon a midnight clear
Songs of old to draw us in
I don't need star-studded skies
I don't need those glitsy nights
When I see the London lights
Yeah when I see the London lights
Oh-oh-oh
Reflected in your eyes
For all the violence we see
For all the mindless suffering
Here we stand with this town
There's still love to be found
So I don't need star-studded skies
I don't need those glitsy nights
This old town is all I need
A busy street's for you and me
Oh when I see the London lights
Oh when I see the London lights
Oh-oh-oh
Reflected in your eyes
In your eyes
In your eyes
In your eyes
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