A TO W OF LONDON TUBE STATIONS

Angel on the Northern line sounds heavenly to me 
Baker Street home of Sherlock begins with B 
Charing Cross is next and that is double C
I can only think of Dagenham East starting with D 

Earls Court is both regal and rather grand 
F for Farringdon is a station that is unmanned 
Golders Green comes next where lovers go 
Hammersmith follows starts with H you know 

There is only Ickenham that begins with I 
Bypass J for there is none that's the reason why 
K is a choice Kensington or Kentish Town 
Leicester Square next and you need a theatre gown 

Marbel Arch is the focal point on the Central line 
Notting Hill Gate has three lines that all entwine 
Oxford Circus follows and not a clown in sight 
Paddington next looking for that bear day and night 

Queensbury is famous for all the boxing regulations 
Royal Oak to follow one of London's oldest stations
Seven Sisters and Sloane Square have double S 
T is for Temple nothing to do with Shirley is my guess 

Uxbridge and Upton Park both begin with U 
V is for Victoria named after a Queen is perfectly true
My journey ends at Waterloo thank goodness you say
X Y and Z and no tube stations come into play