F Dm (A) bell strikes, another night Eb Cm Your eyes are heavy and your limbs all ache F Dm You've bought some coffee, butter and bread Eb Cm You can't make a thing, 'cause the meter's dead F Ab You've moved away F Ab Told you're folks you're gonna stay away Eb Ab Bright lights, Soho, Waldorff Street F Eb You hope you make friends with the guys that you meet Bbm Ab Somebody shows you 'round. Db Ab Now you've met the London Boys Db Things seem good again B E Gb Fm F Someone cares about you
F Dm Oh the first time that you try a pill Eb Cm You feel a little queasy, decidedly ill F Dm You're gonna be sick, but you mustn't lose face Eb Cm To let yourself down would be a big disgrace F Ab With the London Boys F Ab With the London Boys Eb Ab You're only seventeen, but you think you've grown F Eb In the month you've been away from you're parent's home Bbm Ab You take the pills too much Db Ab You don't give a damn about the job you've got Db B E Gb Fm F So long as your with the London Boys F Dm Ohh a London Boy, oo a London Boy Eb Cm Your flashy clothes are your pride and joy G Em A London Boy, yes a London Boy F D You're crying out loud that your a London Boy