Lyrics to
Kilburn Towers

This version of Kilburn Towers was released by Bee Gees in 1968.

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I am a bird; watch me go drifting by.
With my feathers of power I laugh as the hours go slowly by.
That could mean ev’rything.
I am a street watching the people walk.
As I listen their conversations glisten as they start to talk.
Then I hear ev’rything.

Little white jug, me and Kilburn Towers,
as we sit on the hill and we drink and we swill
till the early hours,
Then I am ev’rything.
Little white jug and me and Kilburn Towers

That could mean ev’rything.

Little white jug, me and Kilburn Towers,
as we sit on the hill and we drink and we swill
till the early hours,
Then I am ev’rything

Little white jug and me and Kilburn Towers

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