Los Angeles
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Los Angeles
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Trees trees look at me
When am I ever gonna be alright?
Please please think of me
When am I ever gonna see your face?
Los Angeles, Los Angeles
Please please think of me
Please please think of me
Trees, trees look at me,
Can you see it written it all over my face?
Rain rain, here to stay,
Carry me to some old other lonely place
Los Angeles, Los Angeles
What’s it gonna be? And will it be long?
Where you wanna meet? And will I belong?
Los Angeles, Los Angeles, I’ll miss your face
Los Angeles, Los Angeles, I know the way
Los Angeles, Los Angeles, I’ll miss your face
Los Angeles, Los Angeles, I know the way
Los Angeles, Los Angeles
Los Angeles, Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Please please think of me
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Anya Marina performs "Los Angeles", and this lyric page sits inside the Anya Marina catalog on LyroVerse.
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