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Artist: Smiley Kids
Canonical path: /smiley-kids/alameda-hill
Related lyric paths: 6
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Alameda Hill
Read Alameda Hill lyrics by Smiley Kids on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Alameda Hill
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Leave a car at the bottom, take the other to the top.
Scream and yell all you want I guarantee the fun won't stop
Dodging cars is lots of fun, see a cop you better run
Me and God and all my friends, seems like this fun just never ends
Skateboard, down the hill again, Skateboard, till 4 AM
Watch out for cars, there's a few along the way
Might get some speed wobbles, but that's ok
Go to king soopers and get a snack,
Look at the magazines and then go back
Alameda- bomb the hill, Alameda- what a "thrill"
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