Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Lolawolf
Canonical path: /lolawolf/drive-los-angeles
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Drive (Los Angeles)
Read Drive (Los Angeles) lyrics by Lolawolf on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Drive (Los Angeles)
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Would you take me to the west side?
Would that be alright?
I could stare at your window
And fuck you tonight
Cause I want you in the worst way
But I don't have a car
So you have to come and get me
To have me where you are
Let's drive
Can we drink today and lay down
On the Hollywood sign?
And I promise not to breakdown
After my second line
Can it stay like this forever?
What happened last night?
The last thing I remember
Oh, the headlights so bright
Let's drive
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