California's Calling
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California's Calling
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I'm leaving cause this town's lost it's charm
my home town pride, is practically all gone
And I'm leaving on the next train out of here
Not turning back around and I'm not coming back for years
Rolling hills and deep blue skies, yeah california's calling it's calling me
From Costa Mesa to the Hollywood Hills yeah california's calling, calling me
And when we get there anything could happen,
We could become the next overnight success
We'd rather hard and proves ourselves
Don't you know, it's a tought town to make it in
Don't you know, it has suckered so many in
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