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Artist: Mike Doughty
Canonical path: /mike-doughty/no-peace-los-angeles
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No Peace Los Angeles
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No Peace Los Angeles
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Ice cracking
Fickle junkie
Your girl calls
Where have you been last night?
Loverboy
Where you been hiding?
No peace
Los angeles
Coming down
Wilshire boulevard
Blurry stream of light
Radio
Road sign
And you are more awake
than is possible
And the true dope on salvation is
two weeks in a clinic
And a public testimonial
you tell them kids
Tell them not to hurt themselves
speeding out from who you are
Do this for the remembrance of me
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