Quietest town in england chords by Tom Rosenthal

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Verse 1
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The traffic is too heavy
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A man shouts to the air
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I saw a dog at the window
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I was never even there
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They ask me if I'm busy
Verse 2
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If I have a moment to spare
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It's always the same in this city
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People go ing 'round and 'round
Verse 3
but nowhere
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Sometimes in my daydreams I go
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Back to cobblestones
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Back to silent movies
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One car on the road
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I think that might of moved me
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A hundred years ago this was
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the quietest town in England
Verse 4
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The cranes are too many
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The street lights too bright
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Man turns green to mean go
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But we've all gone home tonight
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They ask me if I'm lonely
Verse 5
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If I wanna take a call
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But at least my pillow knows me
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While I know nothing at all
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Back to picture post
Verse 6
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cards
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Back to skyline beauty
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Milk floats in the morning
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Think that might have moved me
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A hundred years ago this was
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the quietest town in England
Verse 7
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I saw some old film, black- and-
white
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Everyone in the picture bright
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It's easy to romanticize I know
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But the mind goes where it goes
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A single hat on every head
Verse 8
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Everyone in this photo's dead
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It's easy to romanticize I know
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But the heart goes where it goes
Verse 9
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Sometimes in my day
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dreams I go
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Back to cobblestones
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Back to silent movies
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One car on the road
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I think that might have moved me
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A hundred years ago this was
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the quietest town in England
Verse 10
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Quietest town in England
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Quietest town in England
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