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Bee Gees ~ Walking Back To Waterloo


I wish there was another year another time.
When people sang and poems rhymed.
My name could be napoleon.
A thousand ships .
A windy sail, so huge and high it's tall enough to touch the sky.
It's beautiful but hard to find.
But i just wasn't born in time.

Walking back to waterloo again .
Where do i begin ?
In the brand new street, you can get a good seat at the end.

I can dream of growing trees and things that live and grass that's green
In meadows that have never been.
But i still place my trust in the queen.
What is life when a man is pressured based on wrong or right.
And i don't know what it means.
There must be more we haven't seen.

Walking back to waterloo again.
Where do i begin?
In the brand new street, you can get a good seat at the end.

Walking back to waterloo again.
Where do i begin?
In the brand new street, you can get a good seat at the end

(repeat last verse and fade out )


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