London Skies
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London Skies
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Paint a picture
Clear cut and pale on a cold winters day
Shapes and cool light wonder the streets like an army of strays
On a cold winters day
Will you let me romanticize
The beauty in our London skies
You know the sunlight always shines
Behind the clouds of London skies
Patient moments chill to the bone under infinite grey
Vision hindered mist settling low like a ghostly ballet
On a cold winter's day
Will you let me romanticize
The beauty in our London skies
You know the sunlight always shines
Behind the clouds of London skies
Nothing is certain except everything you know can change
Worship the sun but now
Can you fall for the rain
Will you let me romanticize
The beauty in our London skies
You know the sunlight always shines
Behind the clouds of London skies
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Jamie Cullum performs "London Skies", and this lyric page sits inside the Jamie Cullum catalog on LyroVerse.
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