Toronto

I saw her walking in Kensington

Our eyes met, I turned around to look again

She disappeared somewhere in Chinatown

Turned down Queen, hoping that love can still be found

In T-o-r-o-n-t-o, Toronto

T-o-r-o-n-t-o, Toronto

T-o-r-o-n-t-o, Toronto

T-o-r-o-n-t-o, Toronto

Watched the Leafs win one in overtime

Drove down Bay after the game and, to my surprise

There she was, the girl with those bright blue eyes

Wearing red and black; I had to laugh so I wouldn’t cry

T-o-r-o-n-t-o, Toronto

T-o-r-o-n-t-o, Toronto

T-o-r-o-n-t-o, Toronto

T-o-r-o-n-t-o, Toronto

Will I see her face again?

Can I learn her name?

If she knew would she feel the same?

T-o-r-o-n-t-o, Toronto

T-o-r-o-n-t-o, Toronto

T-o-r-o-n-t-o, Toronto

T-o-r-o-n-t-o, Toronto