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London's Brilliant Parade - Elvis Costello

Outside my window not long before sleep arrives

They come with their sirens and they sweep away all the boys
Busy draining the joy from their lives
They never said their prayers out loud

And while I'm dreaming there's a passing motor car

That broadcasts a popular song

And a girl appears to be saying
"Do you think that I'm going to go far "

Just look at me I'm having the time
Of my life or something quite like it
When I'm walking out and about

In London's brilliant parade

She's one of those girls that you just can't place

You feel guilty desiring such an innocent face

But of course they knew that when they cast her

Along with the red Route master

And the film takes place in an MGB

And a perfect re-creation of 'The Speakeasy'

Everybody looks happy and twisted

Though she probably never existed

For old times sake

Don't let me awake

I wouldn't want you to walk across
Hungerford Bridge especially at twilight

Looking through the bolts and the girders
Into the water below you'll never find your answer there

They sounded the all-clear in the occidental bazaar

They used to call Oxford Street

Now the bankrupt souls in the city

Are finally tasting defeat

Don't look at me I'm having the time

Of my life or something quite like it

When I'm walking out and about

In London's brilliant parade

When I'm walking out and about

In London's brilliant parade

From the gates of St Mary's there were horses in Olympia

And a trolley bus in Fulham Broadway

The lions and the tigers in Regents Park
Couldn't pay their way and now they're not the only ones

At the Hammersmith Palais
In Kensington and Camden Town

There's a part that I used to play

The lovely Diorama is really part of the drama I'd say

Just look at me I'm having the time
Of my life or something quite like it

When I'm walking out and about

In London's brilliant parade

Just look at me I'm having the time
Of my life or something quite like it
When I'm walking out and about

In London's brilliant parade