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Bee Gees ~ Tokyo Nights


Verse 1: You're crossing the water For eastern delights, 'cause now that you're gone I feel like a stranger in new york tonight. And the rhythm was new to me, Tokyo nights Well she came in the night, And she came in the night. And the vision was true to me, Tokyo nights. Well she came for the moment And stayed till the end wee ah. Take me to tokyo. Ooh wee ah. Take me to tokyo. Verse 2: I was lonely in western days Tokyo nights Well she took me away, by saving life I was down in the rising sun Tokyo night Well i came for the moment, and Stayed till the end. (ooh) Take me to tokyo. Ooh wee ah. Take me to tokyo. Repeat verse 1. I am calling you, Take me to tokyo, Ooh wee ah. Take me to tokyo. Ooh wee ah. (repeat to fade) more free lyrics

Verse 1:
You're crossing the water
For eastern delights,
'cause now that you're gone
I feel like a stranger in new york tonight.

And the rhythm was new to me,
Tokyo nights
Well she came in the night,
And she came in the night.
And the vision was true to me,
Tokyo nights.
Well she came for the moment
And stayed till the end wee ah.

Take me to tokyo.
Ooh wee ah.
Take me to tokyo.

Verse 2:
I was lonely in western days
Tokyo nights
Well she took me away, by saving life
I was down in the rising sun
Tokyo night
Well i came for the moment, and
Stayed till the end. (ooh)

Take me to tokyo.
Ooh wee ah.
Take me to tokyo.

Repeat verse 1.

I am calling you,
Take me to tokyo,
Ooh wee ah.
Take me to tokyo.
Ooh wee ah.

(repeat to fade)

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