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Boo Radleys, The ~ New Brighton Promenade (for James)


New brighton promenade What am i trying to say You were just on my mind Do you remember me? This life is not easy But one thing that can please me The memory of me and my friends Kickin' round your shores New brighton promenade It's nineteen eighty three For ever on the place Where the baths used to be And time has passed quickly The years have been kind to me The memories go but my friends Will always be around You still exist inside my head, there's no Such thing as being dead When somebody keeps your ghost inside And if you looked inside my head you wouldn't not Find a mind instead Step into new brighton promenade more free lyrics

New brighton promenade
What am i trying to say
You were just on my mind
Do you remember me?

This life is not easy
But one thing that can please me
The memory of me and my friends
Kickin' round your shores

New brighton promenade
It's nineteen eighty three
For ever on the place
Where the baths used to be

And time has passed quickly
The years have been kind to me
The memories go but my friends
Will always be around

You still exist inside my head, there's no
Such thing as being dead
When somebody keeps your ghost inside
And if you looked inside my head you wouldn't not
Find a mind instead
Step into new brighton promenade

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