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Artist: She & Him
Canonical path: /she-him/london
Related lyric paths: 6
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London
Read London lyrics by She & Him on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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London
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Oh London, where the clouds never go away
I keep my coat on
From September 'til May
When the tulips will bloom
In the most unusual way
Oh London, I love you
Where the clouds never go away
Oh London, where it's gloomy in the fall
I can't shake this sadness
Cause it's never that small
But we're all sad together,
So I'm not alone at all
Oh London, I'll leave you
But the sky will always fall
Oh London, where the daffodils grow
Each one like a fireball
At the end of the meadow
And I always forget there
How I could have felt so low
Oh London, I'll forget you
So I'll never have to go
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She & Him performs "London", and this lyric page sits inside the She & Him catalog on LyroVerse.
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