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Copyright © 2000, Battunes Music Words and music by Dean Batstone
There’s a silent rain like little ghosts, riding on a breeze And it barely cools these streets of fire, or calms the hungry needs I can feel the eyes fall on our backs, burning emerald green And there’s one streetlight that’s afraid of the dark So it shines for you and me
And all the boys on the boulevard wish they could be me I’m the one who’s holding Angeline All the angels smile tonight when they look down on me I’m the one who’s holding Angeline
Now the corner man, he got his papers wet So he’s passing them out for free And the smoke curls up from his cigarette Making gestures to the queens All the girls on Stinson Avenue are tryin’ to look discreet ‘Til the whistles rise, young and strong Like a sidewalk symphony
Angeline All the years I wished you were mine And I never really gave up trying I can still see that love in your eyes
There’s a distant song like angels cries, far above the lights And the thunder rolls through hollow hearts Pounding through the night And all those kids whose colours changed now fade to black and white And I pray this night will never end, ‘cause it all just feels so right
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