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Artist: Patty Larkin
Canonical path: /patty-larkin/hollywood
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Hollywood
Read Hollywood lyrics by Patty Larkin on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Hollywood
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they went to hollywood
would have gone to heaven if they could
but they went to hollywood
they went to hollywood
that's where the silver screen once stood
where the cream of the crop make good
down on the hallowed halls
of all that tinsel and lauren bacall
there's dreams hidden in the vaults
and they went to hollywood
i wouldn't have stopped them if i could
they went to hollywood
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