Lirik dan Chord Lagu London Town - James Taylor

JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - "London Town" merupakan lagu yang dipopulerkan oleh James Taylor pada Maret 1981.

Lagu tersebut menjadi trek ke-10 dari 11 lagu dalam albumnya yang bertajuk Dad Loves His Work.

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Berikut lirik dan chord lagu "London Town" dari James Taylor.

[Verse 1]

Em                 Cmaj7
I do believe, I must believe,
Em           Cmaj7             D
I think I can begin again.
Em               Cmaj7       D
Become again the man I was back when.

[Verse 2]

Em              Cmaj7                  D
So I'm walking on your streets again,
Em             Cmaj7        D
Feeling now as I did then,
Em               Cmaj7                 D
I've since become a different man.

[Chorus]

D           C           G/B            G            D
London Town, turn me around, London Town,
Em                    C            D
Carry me back, oh, London Town,
C             Em         Am7        Cmaj7          D
Lost and found, and I feel like going back

[Verse 3]

Em          Cmaj7          D
I can remember lots of time and space,
              Em
If I lose the name,
C                           D
Still I know the faces.
Em              Cmaj7                        D
Time as come and left its traces.

[Chorus]

D        C           G/B         G        D
London Town, turn me around, London Town,
Em               C     D
Carry me back, oh, London Town,
C            Em            Am7           Cmaj7          D
Lost and found, and I feel like going back.

[Verse 4]

Em          Cmaj7             Em
When I grew too old and dull to rock 'n roll,
Cmaj7                 D
Like to hold on tight to you, darling.
Em               Cmaj7
And when my fires have all burned out,
Em          Cmaj7
I'd like to think I can still think about
               D
The things I used to sing about
Em           Cmaj7      D
When I was spending all my time alone.
Em             Cmaj7     D
By myself and on my own,
Em              Cmaj7                    D
Seldom seen and quite unknown.