Life in London is bittersweet
Spray can slogans along the street
Some kind of revolution in the town
Razor blades and safety pins make you look like a clown
What's goin' down
Is just the same old sound
You know that energy
Has always been my drug for me
You know , I came across a lot of water
Just to see, if it could be
The place to go, the life for me
I changed my dollars into pounds
And now that drink is gonna cost me fifty P
But the district line just doesn't seem
To be going as far as I'd like to go today
And I've met a lot of great people
I guess that's one thing that will never change
People are people wherever you go
Now you wanna know why, it's 'cause I'm telling you so
But I'd like to see, some peace and harmony
Well, everybody thinks differently
But that shouldn't mean a thing
Shouldn't mean a thing
Pack up my suitcase, I gotta go
Back to a land that I think I know
Bring something with me
Leave something behind
Oh, life in London's at the back of my mind
But the District Line just doesn't seem
To be running as far as I'd
Like to go today
Patrick Henry Travers, known as Pat Travers, is a Canadian guitarist born in Toronto in 1954. Known for his energetic blues-rock style influenced by Jimi Hendrix, he rose to fame in the 1970s with his band, the Pat Travers Band. The lineup featured notable musicians such as Pat Thrall, Nicko McBrain (future drummer of Iron Maiden), Tommy Aldridge, Peter "Mars" Cowling, Jerry Riggs and Carmine Appice. Among Travers' most representative songs are "Boom Chicka Boom", "Snortin' Whiskey", and "I Can't Hold On". His self-titled debut album in 1976 marked the beginning of his career, followed by successes like "Live!" (1977) and "Makin' Magic" (1978). Travers continues to perform live and record music, maintaining a loyal following of rock enthusiasts.
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