
The Quiet of Cricklewood
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- 1920s
- vaudeville
- tin pan alley
- early pop
- show tunes
- 1930s
Lyrics
Verse 1
Old
Gray
The clock is stuck at noon
Cricklewood is quiet as a tomb
Dusty
Slow
Just a sleepy Sunday morning
The birds forgot their warning
And the grass stays flat
Chorus
Nothing happens in Cricklewood
No sir
Nothing happens in Cricklewood
It wouldn't even if it could
I'm telling you
Nothing happens in Cricklewood
Nothing at all
Nothing at all
Verse 2
Stiff
A statue on the street
I walked until I felt it in my feet
Iron
Rust
I saw a copper staring at a wall
He didn't see me there at all
The sun didn't move
Not an inch
Not a mile
Not a bit
Chorus
Nothing happens in Cricklewood
No sir
Nothing happens in Cricklewood
It wouldn't even if it could
I'm telling you
Nothing happens in Cricklewood
Nothing at all
Nothing at all
Bridge
Maybe tomorrow the wind will blow
Maybe tomorrow the rain will show
Maybe tomorrow
But today is just the same
Just the same
Just the same
Verse 3
Wait
Still
I'm waiting for a sound
The silence is the only thing I found
Lonesome
Lost
I’m sitting on a cold stone bench
The air has got a heavy scent
Of nothing new
Nothing old
Nothing bold
Chorus
Nothing happens in Cricklewood
No sir
Nothing happens in Cricklewood
It wouldn't even if it could
I'm telling you
Nothing happens in Cricklewood
Nothing at all
Nothing at all
Outro
Goodnight Cricklewood
Sleep tight
Not a thing
Not a peep
Going back to sleep
Cricklewood
My Cricklewood
Nothing happens here
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