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TOP 3 LYRICS
3 Fergie


ABC


Tower Of London (How To Be A Zillionaire)

Let me take you to Trafalgar Square

Let me take you there

Every street's a fashion catwalk

Everyone's debonair

Let me take you to Piccadilly

Guess it leads somewhere



Tower over centuries, tower over London

Tower up and frankly I'm amazed

What's done cannot be undone, not here not in London

What's done can never be erased



So, tower up! - It's those little things

Make life interesting- Tower of London!

Tower up! - wasting time

Your's and mine - Tower of London!

Hip London! Hip London!



Let me take you to St.James's square

Let me groove you there

Diplomats get target practice

In the open air

Psychobillies scream blue murder

Then they hit Mayfair



Tower over centuries, tower over London

Tower up and frankly I'm amazed

What's done cannot be undone, not here not in London

What's done can never be erased



So, tower up! - It's those little things

Make life interesting- Tower of London!

Tower up! - wasting time

Precious time - Tower of London!

Tower up! I'll meet you there

I'll be there - Tower of London

New York! - don't make me laugh

I've seen photographs - Tower of London...
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