Seven Dials

Mike Barson, Graham McPherson

Oh won't you take a short walk with me
We'll stroll down to the seven dials
And by the light of the waning moon we'll see strange people
And strange times
And what strange times!

It really doesn't matter where I've been
I can only tell you what I've seen
And it may come now as some surprise
To see what's really going on in my eyes

Where the meets narrow alleys
Seven dials to count all the days
And with the stranger for enquiringly face for each to catch the circling rays (the circling rays)

It really don't matter what he's seen
But can he really tell you where he's been
And it will come now as no surprise
To see what's really going on in his eyes

Make yourself warm come inside
There's no slight intended, well nothing implied, a
An invitation to sit side by aside
With the thief and the beggar and even the snide
No pretense, nothing to hide

He dwells on every single corner
Drives every winding street in vain
The overcrowded eternal gaze
And doubles back his weary steps again (steps again)

Make yourself warm come inside
There's no slight intended, well nothing implied, a
An invitation to sit side by aside
With the thief and the beggar and even the snide
Make yourself warm come inside
Strap yourself in we're going for a ride
No pretense, nothing to hide
The thief and the beggar, the jilted bride

Trivia about the song Seven Dials by Madness

When was the song “Seven Dials” released by Madness?
The song Seven Dials was released in 2009, on the album “The Liberty of Norton Folgate”.
Who composed the song “Seven Dials” by Madness?
The song “Seven Dials” by Madness was composed by Mike Barson, Graham McPherson.

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