| I’m walking in the streets of Battersea
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| In search of happiness
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| But all I find is misery
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| In this London borough mess
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| My very best friend deserted me
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| For someone else today
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| She met a small-time insurance broker
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| And they’ll be married by next May
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| We had some rows and we had some scenes
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| But a couple of laughs as well
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| And everything seemed just like it should
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| That’s what I thought myself
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| But now I see how wrong I was
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| And crying won’t make it better
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| 'Cos life’s got nothing left for me
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| Since the day I cried forever
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| This is London
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| Your own London
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| I stumble into a café
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| In search of a little chat
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| The conversation, tea and scones
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| But nothing came of that'
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| Cause now I’m stuffed to talk to anyone no more
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| In case you’re one of them
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| You’re the motion from another world
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| And they’re the real men
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| The Leicester Square and Soho lights
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| Confuse my confused thoughts
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| I’m stopped and asked for directions
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| By an American tourist in shorts
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| I’ve had enough, I can’t take any more
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| I’ll go round to her flat
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| And tell her there’s nothing left for me |
| Since the day I cried forever
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| This is London
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| Your own London
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| This is London
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| Your own London
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| This is London
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| Your own London
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| This is London
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| Your own London |