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London means a lot of things to me.

It's where I grew up Hornsey
It's where I am now Hornsey
It's where I want to live in the future North London

It's where I've found some of the most amazing people All over
It's where I've found some of the worst people All over

It's where the majority of my friends are Haringey, Tottenham, Bethnal Green, Muswell Hill, Newcross, Hackney etc...  
It's where people are always moving to All over

It's where my favorite photography gallery is Oxford Circus
It's where my favorite museums are Bloomsbury and Kensington
It's where my favorite art is Grafton Street and the Tate Modern

 It's where I have so much more to explore South London
It's where I know best Green Lanes, Finsbury Park, Islington, Moorgate, Bloomsbury, Fitzrovia etc... 
It's where my favorite green spaces are Ally Pally, Regents Park, Primrose Hill 
It's where my favorite food is Kings Cross, Shoreditch, Islington, Green Lanes etc...

It's where I've found love Muswell Hill
It's where I might find love again All over 
It's where I've dated Southbank, Green Lanes, Kings Cross, Kennington, Brick Lane etc... 

It's where my families history is Bow, Brick Lane, Maida Vale 
It's where I'll make my own history All over 

 It's where I've been happiest All over 
It's where I've found opportunity All over 
It's where I've learnt the most All over 
It's where my future is All over 

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