Los Angeles in Flames
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Los Angeles in Flames
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Hey baby tell me if you care about
The notices, the notices
Today at newspapers we see some add
adds of the murderers, adds of the murderers
In this city paying well
There's no trouble if you want to kill someone
Or kill yourself
Close your eyes and bite my lips
Show me how much you are insane
Show me the hell
Los Angeles (4X)
Calm down
And hide the corpses under stairs
After all
Both of us can set our days
On fire
And when we wake up I promise we'll see
Los Angeles in Flames
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