Walk Of Life

Spice Girls

I'm steppin' out into the walk of life
Hold tight the vibe is right
Feel the heat that's in the air
People watchin' everywhere

Rush hour slow it down
Stop and listen to the summer sound
Playing in the park and street talkin'
London Town is walkin', walkin'

London Town is walkin'
I said it's really talkin' yeah
Steppin' in the walk of life
I said makin' out the walk of life
London Town I'm stalkin'
I said I'm really walkin' yeah

The sun goes down, and the lights come up
So we move on to a club
Surround yourself with the feel-good groove
People dancin' everywhere

Make your move go turn it up
Rockin' rhythm at the rasta club
Swingin' in the dark and heart thumpin'
London Town is thumpin'
I said it was jumpin'

London town is walkin'
I said it's really talkin' yeah
Steppin' in the walk of life
I said makin' out the walk of life
London Town I'm stalkin'
I said I'm really walkin' yeah

Zing zinga zinga zinga zinga zinga
Zing zinga zinga zinga zinga zinga
Zinga zaaaaahhhhh
Zing zinga zinga zinga zaaaaahhhhh
Zing zaaahhhh ha ahhh

The sun is risin', but we haven't slept
I'm not ready to rest my head yet
Huddle close till you get no air
See the crew down Leicester Square

Pup-crawlers morning dew
People watchin' is it you
Jump the bus and fell hoppin'
London Town is still buzzin'
Oh it's really buzzin' yeah

London Town is walkin'
I said it's really talkin' yeah
Steppin' in the walk of life
I said makin' out the walk of life
London Town I'm stalkin'
I said I'm really walkin' yeah


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Walk of Life Lyrics as written by Andy John Watkins Paul David Wilson

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    GIMME AN "S"..GIMME AN "H"........GIMME AN "I".....GIMME A T...GIMME AN "E"!

    turtonhoton May 17, 2002   Link
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    great song

    dejavulaon June 26, 2007   Link

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