Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Pinheads
Canonical path: /pinheads/california
Related lyric paths: 6
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California
Read California lyrics by Pinheads on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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California
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This place is only in your dreams/ Surfers going to theirs trips/ So many bands to adore/ You catch the girls but you want more/ Beach, girls, rock´n´roll/ That´s the life in California
Los Angeles the fucking gangs/ Bad Religion, melody hardcore bands/ Lakers, Raiders and Clippers/ Circle Jerks at the Roxy
I don´t have money not time to go to California/ I wanna give up this life to go to California
Venice street, Suicidal/ Skate what I wanted to do/ Beach Boys, the sun to rise/ It´s really the paradise
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