London City
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London City
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Meet me in London city
beneath the slate grey sky
I've done it all without you
but that's no life
that's not the life
bring your grace to London city
I've been pinin' all my life
and if you don't make it through Heathrow
I just might die
yes I could die
and I know I wasn't pleasant
and I guess I never am
but if you come to me in London
I'll try again
I'll try again
come to London city
'cause this tour's just not the same
all the hotel rooms and faces
it just seems strange
yes it's strange
and I know I wasn't pleasant
and I guess I've never been
but if you come to me in London
I'll try again
I'll try again
meet me in London city
I'll make it worth your time
you're the only angel for me
and that's no lie
no that's no lie
no that's no lie
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James Marsters performs "London City", and this lyric page sits inside the James Marsters catalog on LyroVerse.
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