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Artist: The Nixons
Canonical path: /nixons/blackout
Related lyric paths: 6
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Blackout
Read Blackout lyrics by The Nixons on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Blackout
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Oh here you go
Due on the stage for another marionette show
Just when
You thought you could fight this battle
They moved the sunset strip
To Seattle
It's like a Blackout in California
And then somebody left the door open
After 15 drummers and 22 Les Pauls broken
He said Son, we're gonna make you a star
Like Tom Petty, Gene Simmons, and The Cars
Until a Blackout in California
It's like a Blackout in California yea
I'm on your plane finding my rage
In your life story, I'm just one page
It's like a Blackout in California
It's like a Blackout in California
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