West Coast Relilgion
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West Coast Relilgion
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He asks questions
Cannot avoid the answers still
Hearts of wisemen
Are lying quiet like a stone
Let your love be
Like a mistyhurting rain
Coming softly, the flood in the river
Love her eyes, so intense I can't hide
Chorus
But you say I'm fine
Leave it behind
This west coast religion
You say I'm fine
Leave it behind
This west coast religion
Ooooooh
Your absence
Makes the longing hard to forget
Pure black sand
On the dune reflects my belief
Keep the light on all the time
Satisfy my lover eyes
Love her eyes
Chorus x3
This west coast religion x3
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Betchadupa performs "West Coast Relilgion", and this lyric page sits inside the Betchadupa catalog on LyroVerse.
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