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Catatonia ~ Londinium


London never sleeps, it just sucks The life out of me And the money from my pocket London always creeps, showbiz hugs The life out of me Have some dignity honey Euston, paddington train station please Make the red lights turn green Endlessly My black cab rolls through the neon disease Endlessly, endlessly London never sleeps, it sucks The life out of me Show some dignity honey Sushi bars, wet fish it just sucks The life out of me And the money from my pocket Euston, paddington train station please Make the red lights turn green Endlessly My black cab rolls through the neon disease Endlessly, endlessly I come alive outside the m25 I won't drink the poison thames I'll chase the sun out west Londinium Euston, paddington train station please Make the red lights turn green Endlessly My black cab rolls through the neon disease Endlessly, endlessly I come alive I come alive more free lyrics

London never sleeps, it just sucks
The life out of me
And the money from my pocket
London always creeps, showbiz hugs
The life out of me
Have some dignity honey
Euston, paddington train station please
Make the red lights turn green
Endlessly
My black cab rolls through the neon disease
Endlessly, endlessly
London never sleeps, it sucks
The life out of me
Show some dignity honey
Sushi bars, wet fish it just sucks
The life out of me
And the money from my pocket
Euston, paddington train station please
Make the red lights turn green
Endlessly

My black cab rolls through the neon disease
Endlessly, endlessly
I come alive outside the m25
I won't drink the poison thames
I'll chase the sun out west

Londinium

Euston, paddington train station please
Make the red lights turn green
Endlessly
My black cab rolls through the neon disease
Endlessly, endlessly
I come alive
I come alive

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