London's Song
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London's Song
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Sweeter in the morning
When I look at your face I love you
Oh my little daughter
Your the meaning of grace I love you
And I'm like ooh
Take a little piece of my heart
Talking in your sleep
I wonder what your dreaming up dear
And if the world don’t keep you warm
There’s a blanket of stars above you
And I'm like ooh
Take another little piece of my heart
Oooh
Oooh
If this is where you’ll always wanna be
Then leave your tank on e
There’s a place we can go
And when you look at the light it splinters
Where there’s pleanty of gas
To last us through the cold cold winter
And I'm like ooh
Take whatever’s left of my heart
Oooh
Oooh
If this is where you’ll always wanna be
Then leave your tank on e
I will love you tender
I will love you more
I will love you forever, more
Oooh
Oooh
This is where you’ll always wanna be
In the sunshine standing next to me
This is where you’ll always wanna be
In the sunshine standing next to me
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Who performs "London's Song"?
Matt Hartke performs "London's Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Matt Hartke catalog on LyroVerse.
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