San Francisco Nights
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San Francisco Nights
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Strobe lights beam,create dreams
Walls move,minds do to
On a warm San Francisco night
Old child,young child feel alright
On a warm San Francisco Night
Angels sing,leather wings
Jeans of blue,Harley Davidsons too
On a warm San Francisco night
Old angels,young angels feel alright
On a warm San Francisco night
I Wasn't born there,perhaps I'll die there
There's no place left to go
San Francisco
Cop's face is filled with hate
Heavens above,he's on a street called love
When will they ever learn ?
Old cop,young cop feel alright
On a warm San Francisco night
The children are cool
They don't raise fools
It's an American dream
Includes indians too
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Eric Burdon and War performs "San Francisco Nights", and this lyric page sits inside the Eric Burdon and War catalog on LyroVerse.
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