Leaving Home
The Proclaimers"Leaving Home" is a song by The Proclaimers, released in 2003 in the Pop genre. The song is 2:59 long and contains 24 lines and 104 words.
Lyrics
0:14East Coast trains run slow
0:19And Edinburgh seems cold
0:26For eighteen year olds
0:32Freedom
0:37But Leith feels like New York
0:44All the cars and talk
0:50Moving down the Walk
0:56All day
1:02So I'm lying in this hotel
1:08Hearing sirens and drunken fights
1:14But I paid cash to the angels
1:20Guarding me tonight
1:51So I'm lying in this hotel
1:57Hearing sirens and drunken fights
2:03And I paid cash to the angel
2:09Guarding me tonight
2:14Long days on my own
2:20Cry when I come home
2:26Have to carry on
2:32Somehow
2:38Leith could be New York
2:44All the cars and talk
2:51Moving down the Walk
2:59All day
East Coast trains run slow And Edinburgh seems cold For eighteen year olds Freedom But Leith feels like New York All the cars and talk Moving down the Walk All day So I'm lying in this hotel Hearing sirens and drunken fights But I paid cash to the angels Guarding me tonight So I'm lying in this hotel Hearing sirens and drunken fights And I paid cash to the angel Guarding me tonight Long days on my own Cry when I come home Have to carry on Somehow Leith could be New York All the cars and talk Moving down the Walk All day
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