| It was a hot day in the city.
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| Dusty June without a breeze, and my thoughts were drifting home again,
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| across the eastern seas.
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| And I dreamed of all we spoke of, on that cloudy airport day.
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| A week or more to go and jest three thousand miles away.
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| And there’s an English morning calling me back home.
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| An English morning calling me back home again.
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| From you up to Boston, an American flight today.
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| And a hostess asks your cocktail choice to pass the time away.
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| So I sit with a pen and paper, try to write my feelings down.
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| But I just can’t seem to say how much I miss you being 'round.
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| And there’s an English morning calling me back home.
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| English morning calling me back home again.
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| Well, I miss your conversation.
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| Yes, I miss you very much.
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| But I recall that most of all I miss your midnight touch.
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| For the night is plagued with phantoms.
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| Outside a siren cries.
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| And the figures on my T.
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| V screen dance for unseeing eyes.
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| And there’s an English morning calling me back home.
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| English morning calling me back home again. |