| How can they be tired of England?
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| They’ll never know the England that we know
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| Never know where the ones with the dreams go, no
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| Never notice the skies with their eyes down low
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| We’ll never be tired of England
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| United in rain in the cities
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| To channel the pain and the pity’s woe
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| To carry them back to the place below
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| With the blues, the greys, the green, the brown
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| To lonely nights uptown
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| Don’t let them bring you down
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| Lonely nights uptown
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| Don’t let them bring us down, no
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| How can they be tired of London?
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| The sense in the air on a warm day
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| Generation of hope that sees better days
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| But moving along in the same old ways
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| We’ll never be tired of London
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| From Clerkenwell into the city
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| The state of the roofs is a pity though
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| Generations all cramped with their kids in tow
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| With the blues, the greys, the green, the brown
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| To lonely nights uptown
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| Don’t let them bring you down
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| Lonely nights uptown
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| Don’t let them bring us down, no
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| While the Queen of England sits on her throne
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| Off bingo cards and chicken bones
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| Don’t drink yourself to a lonely death
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| In casinos on crystal meth
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| Don’t drink yourself to a lonely death
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| In casinos on crystal meth
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| So sing your song of Banbury Cross
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| Don’t breathe a word about your loss
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| Don’t trust Old Nick to fall on dawn
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| Half sized cars and top shelf porn
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| How can they be tired of England?
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| How can they be tired of England?
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| How can they be tired of England?
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| How can they be tired of England? |