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Artist: The Dropout
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Hollywood Horror
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Hollywood Horror
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Hollywood, Hollywood
Yeah
That's where you say you're from
You thought you could, thought you could
Make it, but the city won
Yeah
Now you're living on, living on
Nothing but pills and low income
Your heart's all gone
So give yourself away
Show me how you go
On the floor
Covered in rose gold
For me
You got me feeling some way
So I'll say
This is the day
You became a Hollywood horror
Hollywood, Hollywood
Yeah
Not where you're born and raised
The city that, city that went
And made you go and change your ways
Yeah
Now you're walking on, walking on
Nothing but ash and broken glass
Old fashion pass to give yourself away
Show me how you go
On the floor
Covered in rose gold
For me
You got me feeling some way
So I'll say
This is the day
You became a Hollywood horror
All the sweet talks making you exhausted
I can see it on your face, yeah, you lost it
Was it worth it for the fame?
Was it worth it for your name?
Everybody's saying you're a monster
What happened to the you who's stronger
It looks like you became
A Hollywood horror
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