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PERFORMING ARTISTS
The Sweet Remains
The Sweet Remains
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Richard Kent Price
Richard Kent Price
Songwriter

Lyrics

There’s a fire on the London Bridge,
Smoke black like the night rose higher,
There’s a hole and up through which
Red flames like cathedral spires
Red flame like cathedral spires
And the crossbeams split in two
Bails of water to buy some time
Now I’m feeling like I can break through,
Like a madman trying to speak his mind,
There’s no time (there’s no time, there’s no time)
So call your kettle black
Believe me boy you can never go back
This life you left at dawn
You gotta cross your rubicon
You gotta cross your rubicon
So you flee the city
You drop it all and just get out
From the hills you say “it sure looks pretty”
The same flames that burned our house
The same flames that burned our house
So call your kettle black…
So call your kettle black…
There’s a fire on the London Bridge,
Smoke black like the night rose higher,
There’s a hole and up through which
Red flames like cathedral spires
Red flame like cathedral spires
Written by: Richard Kent Price
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