London Bridges
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London Bridges
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It was a really cold day in London
A rainy, rainy afternoon
She told me she was coming over
She had some news
Always looking over her shoulder
For promises that never come
I could be the one to console her
A ray of sun
But listen honey
I am not the kid, to tell you how to love or how to live
And if you think that I am just a bridge, then I'll be leaving now
This bridge is falling down
You really should stay off that corner
Someday someone will get killed
They should put a sign to warn you
It's dangerous
Don't look up to the sky
Cuz your feeling is just not right
And all those plans that you made last summer
They all died
So when are you coming over?
When you gonna make it pay?
London is growing colder
I'm leaving on the train today
But listen honey
I am not the kid, to tell you how to love or how to live
And if you think that I am just a bridge, then I'll be leaving now
This bridge is falling down
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