| Song | Doctor Salter's Daydreaming |
| Artist | Matt Hall |
| Album | Hall of Mirrors |
| 作词 : Matthew Hall | |
| 作曲 : Matthew Hall | |
| Doctor Salter’s Daydreaming | |
| Verse 1. | |
| This river’s quietly flowing on and on | |
| Father Thames, an end-of-empire song | |
| Through cosmopolitan metropolis | |
| Through jaded centuries, the photographs have long since gone | |
| Bridge | |
| The Smoke has found a brand new home | |
| And this city’s heart is beating strong | |
| Chorus | |
| Oh oh oh | |
| Don’t tire of London | |
| If you’re tired of London | |
| You’re tired of living | |
| Oh oh oh | |
| Stay a while in London | |
| Be a child in London | |
| Lose your mind in London (2: Get lost in London) | |
| Verse 2 | |
| And taxis ply their trade all day | |
| Through patchworked neighbourhoods where citizens come out to play | |
| A microcosm of the world – or so it seems | |
| Brick Lane, White Teeth and Tubby Isaacs, Gaulston Street | |
| Rpt. Bridge | |
| Rpt. Chorus | |
| Verse 3 | |
| And daylight creeps from east to west | |
| Doctor Salter’s daydreaming as passers-by look on with interest | |
| We’re talking with nine million different points-of-view | |
| In a thousand different accents, north & south, you k now it’s true | |
| Coda | |
| From the nurses in the Seaman’s Mission | |
| To the ghosts down in Clerkenwell Prison | |
| Meet the Eagle or the Angel Islington | |
| Or be the mayor just like Dick Whittington |
| zuò cí : Matthew Hall | |
| zuò qǔ : Matthew Hall | |
| Doctor Salter' s Daydreaming | |
| Verse 1. | |
| This river' s quietly flowing on and on | |
| Father Thames, an endofempire song | |
| Through cosmopolitan metropolis | |
| Through jaded centuries, the photographs have long since gone | |
| Bridge | |
| The Smoke has found a brand new home | |
| And this city' s heart is beating strong | |
| Chorus | |
| Oh oh oh | |
| Don' t tire of London | |
| If you' re tired of London | |
| You' re tired of living | |
| Oh oh oh | |
| Stay a while in London | |
| Be a child in London | |
| Lose your mind in London 2: Get lost in London | |
| Verse 2 | |
| And taxis ply their trade all day | |
| Through patchworked neighbourhoods where citizens come out to play | |
| A microcosm of the world or so it seems | |
| Brick Lane, White Teeth and Tubby Isaacs, Gaulston Street | |
| Rpt. Bridge | |
| Rpt. Chorus | |
| Verse 3 | |
| And daylight creeps from east to west | |
| Doctor Salter' s daydreaming as passersby look on with interest | |
| We' re talking with nine million different pointsofview | |
| In a thousand different accents, north south, you k now it' s true | |
| Coda | |
| From the nurses in the Seaman' s Mission | |
| To the ghosts down in Clerkenwell Prison | |
| Meet the Eagle or the Angel Islington | |
| Or be the mayor just like Dick Whittington |