Abbey Road
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Abbey Road
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Running down abbey road
Dont stop the ocean
I need to feel a tidal wave
So close
So close to a family way
To a family way
Dont stop bringing her around
See how tough I can be
When youre making me smile sweetly
Dont keep bringing her around
I need to see
See the changing of the leaves
Of the guard
Of your guitar
As its leaving
Running down abbey road
No shoes
Its colder than bermuda
Colder than my days in the sugar cane
And johnny man, be as quick as you can
I said johnny man, we know you like haley mills
Like those boys are singing still
Catch me if you can
Oh, catch me if you can
Be my sugar cane
My
Running down abbey road
I know I thought wed almost be
In the family way
I guess not today
I guess not today
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Tori Amos performs "Abbey Road", and this lyric page sits inside the Tori Amos catalog on LyroVerse.
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