Earl's Court (75)
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Earl's Court (75)
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I was in the valley admiring lindsey n’ stevie playing hard
I was static, imagine what J couldn’t do with his guitar
Maybe I’m full of dreams, ages I never lived
Just another fool in the rain, a time traveler just like they say
With hopes too high, enough for those California freaks of yours
“Meet me in the sky” he said it
With an evil glow in his eyes
Maybe that’s what everyone tried to warned me about
Cuz they’re all angels
Fallen, destined to be stars
Their halos are wildflowers just like mine
Take me back to 75 (take me back)
I want the crashing guitars
Take me back to 75
Dylan’s right
I won’t think twice
Psychedelic fields right down the hills
They said he was a son of a God I knew
Take me down the river, my queen is singing
She’s the siren of my dreams, a prophet told me
Take me back to 75 (take me back)
I want the crashing guitars (take me back)
Take me back to 75 (take me back)
Dylan’s right
I won’t think twice
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