| From Willesden to Cricklewood
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| I tell you the town looked good
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| Walking lonely avenues
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| Where rhinestone cowboys find the blues
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| There’s people in doing their thing
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| Gettin' all the mozzarella in
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| And the passing time and phassing moons
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| Words flying in cloudy rooms
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| Plastic bags, milk and eggs
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| The poor old crone’s got aching legs
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| How I would love to speak
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| To everybody on the street
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| Just for once to break the rules
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| I know it would be so cool
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| From Willesden to Cricklewood
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| From Willesden to Cricklewood
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| From Willesden to Cricklewood
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| Come with me and be no good
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| Be a mad man on the street
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| Sing something out like reet petite
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| Let’s hip-hop at traffic lights
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| Ten thumbs up and smilin' bright
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| Crossing all the great divides
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| Color, age and heavy vibes
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| From Willesden to Cricklewood
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| I tell you the town looked good
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| From Willesden to Cricklewood
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| From Willesden to Cricklewood
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| Oh, let’s go down to Al Rashid’s
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| All the Aussie lagers are on me
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| Now you’ve got the Absinthe out
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| Your old mother, she wants a stout
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| From Willesden to Cricklewood
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| As I went it all looked good
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| Thought about my babies grown
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| Thought about going home
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| Thought about what’s done is done
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| We’re alive and that’s the one
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| From Willesden to Cricklewood
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| From Willesden to Cricklewood
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| Oh, let’s go down to Al Rashid’s
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| All the Aussie lagers are on me
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| Now you’ve got the Absinthe out
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| Your old mother, she wants a stout
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| From Willesden to Cricklewood
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| I tell you the town looked good
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| From Willesden to Cricklewood
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| From Willesden to Cricklewood |