Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Banda X
Canonical path: /banda-x/los-angeles
Related lyric paths: 6
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Los Angeles
Read Los Angeles lyrics by Banda X on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Los Angeles
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She had to leave los angeles all her toys wore out in black and
Her boys had too she started to hate every nigger and jew every
Mexican that gave her lotta shit every homosexual and the idle
Rich she had to get out she gets confused flying over the
Dateline her hands turn red cause the days change at night
Change in an instant the days change at night change in an
Instant she had to leave los angeles she found it hard to say
Goodbye to her own best friend she bought a clock on hollywood
Blvd the day she left it felt sad she had to get out
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