London Girl
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- London Girl LyricsDo you know what you're looking for?
Streets of gold, fame and fortune?
You didn't fancy working in a factory
But your Mum and Dad didn't agree.
You slept in Waterloo Station at first
But now you've moved to a posher squat
You wonder where your next meal will come from
Still, it's better than living at home.
You're looking tired 'cause it's been three weeks
Since you changed your clothes or washed your feet
But you're learning fast all the time
How to cadge cigarettes and pills.
I don't condemn what you've done
I know what it is to be young
You're only searching for toaday
To see the answers about yesterday.
And I hope you find.
Streets of gold, fame and fortune?
You didn't fancy working in a factory
But your Mum and Dad didn't agree.
You slept in Waterloo Station at first
But now you've moved to a posher squat
You wonder where your next meal will come from
Still, it's better than living at home.
You're looking tired 'cause it's been three weeks
But you're learning fast all the time
How to cadge cigarettes and pills.
I don't condemn what you've done
I know what it is to be young
You're only searching for toaday
To see the answers about yesterday.
And I hope you find.
Facts about London Girl
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London Girl is written by Paul John Weller.
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It is first released on November 18, 1977 as part of Jam's album "This Is the Modern World" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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London Girl falls under the genre Adult Alternative.
Who wrote London Girl lyrics?
London Girl is written by Paul John Weller.
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When was London Girl released?
It is first released on November 18, 1977 as part of Jam's album "This Is the Modern World" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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Which genre is London Girl?
London Girl falls under the genre Adult Alternative.
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Songwriter(s): Paul John Weller
Record Label(s): 1977 Polydor Ltd (UK)
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