Green Hills Race To California
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Green Hills Race To California
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Oh my dear, what a race that we have run
Oh my sweet, what a face we've become
How do I go back to California
How do I leave the green fields here
Warm nights and your sweet magnolia
How do I leave the green fields here
Oh my friends, what a long trip it's been
Many nights, and the friends that we have made
How do I go back to California
How do I leave the tall trees here
Warm nights and your sweet magnolia
How do I leave the green fields here
How do I go back to California
How do I leave the green fields here
Warm nights and your sweet magnolia
How do I leave the green fields here
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