Page type: lyric reference
Artist: William Control
Canonical path: /william-control/london-town
Related lyric paths: 6
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London Town
Read London Town lyrics by William Control on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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London Town
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Hate, I would forever lie
I would fake all the times
That you broke me down misery
Hate, covered in broken glass
My skeleton bones will last
Far beyond flowers and dust
So where would I be?
Love, the feeling I've lost control
Failing so beautiful
When you left me there, misery
Hate blacken my artery
Harden my every fiber of grief stricken love
So where would I be?
Sadness in London Town
I walk the streets of Leicester Square
Sadness in my own heart sound
I walk till dawn then disappear
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