London Luck & Love
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London Luck & Love
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Walking in time to the ringing bell
Waterstained where the raindrops fell
On an island of green in a city sea
And traffic-sound breakers roll in to me
I never thought l'd be up this morning
But London is calling to me
And I never thought that I'd find somebody
Never be caught so easily
London Luck, & Love
What else could l be dreaming of
The place, the chance, the feeling of
London Luck, & Love
What else could I be dreaming of
London and Love were in your eyes
& Luck cause the moment we realized
That mornings are better spent in bed
And some things are better left unsaid
I never felt so close so quickly
Cause no one gets this close to me
l never thought that l'd find somebody
& never be caught so easily
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