Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Big Soul
Canonical path: /big-soul/sister-california
Related lyric paths: 6
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Sister California
Read Sister California lyrics by Big Soul on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sister California
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White noise, freeway
Here come the locusts today
Don't know, what to say
Somebody point the way
99 degrees, somebody help me please
Tossing in my sleep, yes she came to me
Sister California
Hit me high or low
Tell me where to go
Bel Air, Barrio
Nothing on my radio
Cold sweat, vertigo
Got caught in the undertow
Black smoke in the sky
beautiful butterfly
Big boy don't you cry
You know you're gonna get by
Sister California
Hit me high or low
Tell me where to go
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