A foggy day

by George and Ira Gerschwin

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A fog - gy day in Lon - don town
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had me low and had me down.

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I view the mor - ning with a - larm

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Bri - tish mu - se - um had lost it's charm.
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How long I wondered, could this thing last?
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but the age of mira - cles had - n't passed

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For sud - den - tly I saw you there and through

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fog - gy Lon - don town the sun was shi - ning ev' - 'ry

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where. - - - - .