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Letters From London

from MAMC Vol. 1 by Me & Mr. Cassidy

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Dear Annabelle,
I'm writing to say I can't go on one more single day
But I hope London is nice in July for you

I thought you'd have found yourself by now
I thought you'd find your way home somehow
But I hope London is nice in July for you (Ohhh London is nice in July for me)

Dear Theodore,
I don't know what to say
I love you more with every single day
But I hope California is nice in July for you

You knew I needed time away from home
To see if I could make it on my own
But I hope California is nice in July for you (Ohhh California is nice in July for me)

Dear Annabelle,
I can barely see
The tears have taken almost all of me
But I hope London is nice in August for you

I think that this should close the book of us
The distance has already closed on us
But I hope London is nice in August for you (Ohhh California is nice in August for you)

Dear Theodore,
I'd hoped you'd take this time
To grow into the man that I'd call mine
But I hope California is nice in August for you

Just call me back, I'm waiting by my phone
I've realized im ready to come home
and I hope California is nice in August for you (Ohhh London is nice in August for you)

And I know California will be nice for us, now

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from MAMC Vol. 1, released June 28, 2011

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