Leaving London - Tom Paxton



     
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Leaving London Lyrics


With a dark and rolling sea
Between my true love and me
I keep walking through this cold hard townWhile I wait for better days
I could use a place to stay
Or a floor where I could lay my blanket downIf I could beg, steal or borrow
A ticket on some ship or plane
I'd be leaving London tomorrow
To fly to my own love againUp at dawn to change my shirt
And to wash away the dirt
Then it's over to American ExpressNot one letter did I find
No, she didn't send one line
Though I know she has my forwarding addressIf I could beg, steal or borrow
A ticket on some ship or plane
I'd be leaving London tomorrow
To fly to my own love againLast night The Troubadour
Was so full, they barred the door
And I sang a song she knows quite wellBut it wouldn't take too long
To make up another song

For a lonesome and a last farewellIf I could beg, steal or borrow
A ticket on some ship or plane
I'd be leaving London tomorrow
To fly to my own love again
I'd be leaving London tomorrow
To fly to my own love again

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Tom Paxton (born Thomas Richard Paxton on October 31, 1937) is an American singer-songwriter of folk music whose songs have had enduring appeal (and include modern standards such as "The Last Thing On My Mind") known for a cynical, often political edge. In 2009, he received a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. Paxton was born in Chicago, Illinois, the youngest child of Burton and Esther Paxton. The Paxton family moved to Bristow, Oklahoma in 1948, where Tom grew to adulthood and which he still considers home.

Read more about Tom Paxton on Last.fm.


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