Streets of Montreal - Peter Spencer

    You are a French-speaking truck driver's daughter.
    I am a stumbler after all.
    I have followed you so long it isn't funny,
    Down the streets of Montreal.

    We brushed the dirty snow off of the roses
    Pinned to your white shawl.
    We did the stations of the cross by moonlight
    Down the streets of Montreal.

    Down the streets of Montreal the children singing
    Know your name but they won't tell me.
    Perhaps I'll can you Beatrice
    After a town in Nebraska.

    Until you sent me the ghost of Judy Garland
    I didn't know you heard the call.
    I see your shoulder blades before me in the lamplight
    Down the streets of Montreal.

    Down the streets of Montreal the bells are ringing
    All their sailors back to sea.
    Perhaps I'll call you Constance
    After a famous silent film star.

    by Peter Spencer © 1982 Weebahd Enterprises ASCAP

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