Los Angeles
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Los Angeles
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Los Angeles, city of the doomed
Los Angeles, city of the doomed
Well I loved you once but I gotta go yeah
San Francisco, city pretty by the bay
San Francisco, city pretty by the bay
Well I loved you once but I gotta go yeah
Well I don't know where she'll be going
Yeah I saw her about a day or so ago
Yeah I don't know if I should look for her
Well I'd say she's gone down to San Diego
Los Angeles, city of the doomed
Well I loved you once but I gotta go yeah
San Francisco, city pretty by the bay
San Francisco, city pretty by the bay
Well I loved you once but I gotta go yeah
End: Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah
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