At the Chime of a City Clock-Nerina Pallot

[ly:] [mu:] [ma:] [pu:] [00:04.290] [00:19.431]a city freeze [00:21.658]get on your knees [00:23.846]pray for warmth and green paper [00:28.428]a city drought [00:30.727]you're down and out [00:33.028]see your trousers don't taper [00:37.369]saddle up [00:39.737]kick your feet [00:41.887]ride the range of a london street [00:46.587]travel to a local plane [00:51.142]turn around and come back again [00:59.452]chime of the city clock [01:02.505]put up your road block [01:04.106]hang on to your crown [01:08.522]for a stone in a tin can [01:11.381]is wealth to the city man [01:13.149]who leaves his armour down [01:16.704] [01:27.735]stay indoors [01:30.213]beneath the floors [01:32.405]talk with neighbours only [01:36.749]the games you play [01:38.962]make people say [01:41.193]you're either weird or lonely [01:45.819]a city star [01:47.872]won't shine too far [01:50.574]on account of the way you are [01:55.107]and the beads [01:57.393]around your face [01:59.459]make you sure to fit back in place [02:07.742]and at the beat of the city drum [02:10.803]see how your friends come in twos [02:13.805]or threes or more [02:17.106]for the sound of a busy place [02:20.055]is fine for a pretty face [02:21.832]who knows what a face is for [02:25.494] [02:51.888]the city clown [02:53.945]will soon fall down [02:56.070]without a face to hide in [03:00.905]and he will lose [03:02.960]if he won't choose [03:05.115]the one he may confide in [03:09.700]sonny boy [03:11.809]with smokes for sale [03:14.392]went to ground with a face so pale [03:18.709]and never heard [03:20.932]about the change [03:23.246]showed his hand and fell out of range [03:31.497]in the light of a city square [03:34.277]find out the face that's fair [03:36.295]keep it by your side [03:39.991]when the light of the city falls [03:42.856]you fly to the city walls [03:45.653]take off with your bride [03:49.047]but at the chime of a city clock [03:52.266]put up your road block [03:54.117]hang on to your crown [03:58.022]for a stone in a tin can [04:00.937]is wealth to the city man [04:03.133]who leaves his armour down