London
J. Spaceman & Kid Millions Lyrics
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And look into your eyes
And I hold you for a little while
Then I see behind your smile
I remember how beautiful
I used to think you are
Now the only love that meant something is gone
When I saw that it was over in your eyes
What do I have to do
To get rid of you
I'll be better on my own
Now I miss the sun
But as long as I'm with you
It's just another rainy day in London
I still hold on to the memory
Of how we were meant to be
And I wonder did you ever care
You were never there for me
I thought I was stronger
But then why am I here
When there's nothing left to say
When the only one that meant something is gone
I should have let you go
When I saw that
It was over in you eyes
What do I have to do
To get rid of you
I'll be better on my own
Now I missed the sun
But as long as I'm with you
It's just a another rainy day in London
Just another rainy day in London
I remember how beautiful
I used to think you are
I should have let you go
When I saw that
It was over in your eyes(it was over in your eyes)
What do I have to you
To get rid of you(rid of you)
I'll be better on my own(I'll be better on my own)
Now I missed the sun
But as long as I'm with you
It's just another rainy day in London
Just another rainy day in London
The lyrics to J. Spaceman & Kid Millions's song London explore the aftermath of a failed relationship. The singer wakes up in the sun with their former partner, looking into their eyes and holding them. However, when the singer sees behind their smile, they remember how beautiful they used to think their partner was, and how the only love that meant something is gone. Despite this, the singer admits to holding onto the memory of how they were meant to be and wonders if their former partner ever cared about them. They realize they should have let go when they saw that the relationship was over in their partner's eyes and that they'll be better on their own. However, as long as they're with their partner, it's just another rainy day in London.
The song's use of London as a backdrop adds a sense of melancholy to the lyrics as the city's rainy weather is often associated with sadness and loneliness. The phrase "just another rainy day in London" is repeated throughout the song, emphasizing the idea that the singer's relationship has left them feeling stuck in a cycle of sadness.
One interesting interpretation of the song is that it's not only about a failed romantic relationship but also about the singer's relationship with London itself. The city is often seen as a lonely and isolating place, and the singer may be using their failed relationship as a symbol for their struggles with the city.
Overall, the lyrics to London are a poignant exploration of the aftermath of a failed relationship and the sense of loneliness and sadness that can come with it.
Line by Line Meaning
When I wake up in the sunlight
At the start of the day in bright light, I feel a sense of awakening
And look into your eyes
I gaze lovingly and directly into your eyes
And I hold you for a little while
I embrace you briefly with warmth and affection
Then I see behind your smile
I detect a falseness to your outward expression of happiness
I remember how beautiful
My memory recalls a previous perception of your attractiveness
I used to think you are
In the past, I believed you possessed beauty
Now the only love that meant something is gone
The affection that held value to me has departed
I should have let you go
I regret not allowing you to leave
When I saw that it was over in your eyes
When I detected that you had lost interest or affection
What do I have to do
What actions must I take
To get rid of you
To free myself from your presence
I'll be better on my own
I believe I will improve without you
Now I miss the sun
I feel a yearning for bright light
But as long as I'm with you
While I remain in your company
It's just another rainy day in London
The atmosphere and mood is gray and depressing, as if plagued by constant rain
I still hold on to the memory
I retain an attachment to past experiences
Of how we were meant to be
Recalling how previous expectations were based on some preconceived destiny
And I wonder did you ever care
I ponder whether you ever had feelings for me
You were never there for me
You never provided emotional support during times of need
I thought I was stronger
I believed my resolve was more resilient
But then why am I here
If that is true, why am I still in this predicament
When there's nothing left to say
Exhausting all dialogue and communication options
Just another rainy day in London
Equivalent to the same dismal feeling as being in constant rain
Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Universal Music Publishing Group, BMG RIGHTS MANAGEMENT US, LLC
Written by: ALEXANDER JAMES MCLEAN, CARL ANTHONY FALK, KRISTIAN LUNDIN
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@kumarshashwat7397
This is incredible. Thank you for uploading it!
@track2now
this should be on vinyl again
@Lukeinator64
I've seen some go for crazy prices which is kinda funny since I got mine sealed for 6 bucks or something after it sat around at my local store for an eternity.
@johncolpitts821
@@Lukeinator64 and @track2now As much as it would be fun to do another pressing, there are plenty of copies! Just check discogs.
@AhFeiLee
good song just heard it for the first time on local college station
@resistor27
He's still playing his Vox Starstream.
@jasonthefates7311
goodness gracious! Im telepathicly sending you my e-mail addy if anyone else recieves it thats fine. 3-2-1. ¤ ok if you got it i have a project Id like to record with Jason. Every body right? Quantum Soundscapes for the awakening. THE FATES.