| I’ll meet in the French House, we’ll bump into my mum
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| She’ll be wearing orange kaftan, his flys will be undone
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| We’re driking pink champagne, although it’s going through the roof
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| And we’ll scatter words to and fro across the truth
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| That we’re all as sad as sadness, we’re all as high as kites
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| On our way to madness, on a Soho ladies night
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| We’ll sing songs of longing, I’ll smoke a huge cigar
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| I’ll take you in my arms and sing
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| Moving away from the French House like a drunken steam train
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| Red light, blue light, orange light, green
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| Down the middle of the street with an abstracted air
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| Wearing perfume du carbon monoxide
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| Past doors full of winos in the learing London lights
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| On our way to Madame Jo Jo’s on a Soho ladies night
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| Now we’ve come this far there’s no going back
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| Take me in your arms and sing
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| No one can stop my birds from singing, no one can stop my bells from ringing
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| No one can keep the scenes from shifting, no one can stop my sand from drifting
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| No one can stop my boat from rocking, no can make the scenes less shocking
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| No one can keep the world from spinning, take me in your arms and sing
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| No one can stop my birds from singing, no one can stop my bells from ringing
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| No one can keep the scenes from shifting, no one can stop my sand from drifting
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| No one can stop my boat from rocking, no can make the scenes less shocking
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| No one can keep the world from spinning, no one can stop this girl from singing |