London Leaves
Read London Leaves lyrics by Boxcar Willie on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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London Leaves
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London leaves are falling
Slowly they drift to the ground
Soon the wind will be blowing
And the snowflakes will come drifting down
It's been a long long hot summer
But your cold love has chilled me to the bone
It'll be a long cold cold winter
It'll be colder than ever with you gone
London leaves are falling
Desperately they cling to the tree's
Your love for me is dying
Like the leaves you'll soon be gone from me
Like the leaves you'll soon be gone from me
But london leaves will turn green
We'll forget all the winter leaves that die
And someday i will find a new love
I'll forget all the bitter tears i cried
London leaves are falling
London leaves are falling
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Boxcar Willie performs "London Leaves", and this lyric page sits inside the Boxcar Willie catalog on LyroVerse.
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