Malibu
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Malibu
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We held hands as we passed the truck
Just a couple of dudes who don't give a fuck
Tap the brakes and we slow down
Just a couple of jokers on the edge of town
In Malibu
In a little red car that don't belong to you
Yeah, that little red number
Driving down the one
I walked in the door
The Black Crowes playing as you cleaned the floor
I thought I couldn't love him any more
In that little red number
Driving down the one
Yeah, that little red number
Driving down the one
In the little red car that don't belong to you
Yeah, that little red number
Driving down the one
In the little red car that don't belong to you
Yeah, that little red number
Driving down the one
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Sharon Van Etten performs "Malibu", and this lyric page sits inside the Sharon Van Etten catalog on LyroVerse.
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