L.A. Dream
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L.A. Dream
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Why'd you go to the grocery store
On the day you planned to leave
Left me here with all this food
My body does not need
And now I'm lying listless like a dog after a feed
Thinking about the life that you'll now lead
Why'd you go and push in
When you saw my face in the line
Said if I just focus I could get laid anytime
But now I'm lying broken like a dog after a fight
I guess I was not made for your life
I guess I was not made for your life
There on central station
You forced my lips to scream
Loving you ain't easy babe
It's just a LA dream
And I'll be lying happy knowing
We still spent the time
I guess you were not meant to be mine
I guess you were not meant to be mine
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Julia Jacklin performs "L.A. Dream", and this lyric page sits inside the Julia Jacklin catalog on LyroVerse.
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