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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Comments welcome. https://90dbband.bandcamp.com/track/californiaCalifornia ©2015 Robert Randall Burke Well, I went to California Cause they said it never rained Nearly drowned down in Laguna When the mud slides came All the pretty people Scrambling for fame But nobody knows your name. And all the saints and sinners Are gathered by the sea To hear the newest prophet Who looks a lot like me The thing you've always wanted Is the thing you'll never be And nobody knows your name. California California Some day soon I'll be comin' home. Well I went out in the desert Just to see the stars And I ended up in Bakersfield Playin' in the bars But they don't need no prophets So I didn't get too far Cause nobody knows my name. Tom's Waitin' on the corner Tryin' to bum a smoke I offer him a Camel He takes a righteous toke He says this music business Is nothing but a joke And nobody knows your name. California California Some day soon I'll be comin' home Some day soon I'll be comin' home. Regards, Bob
Last edited by 90 dB; 07/05/19 08:45 PM.
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