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Artist: The Aislers Set
Canonical path: /the-aislers-set/california
Related lyric paths: 6
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California
Read California lyrics by The Aislers Set on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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California
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I've had a bit too much tonight
But i think i'll ride my bike alright
I rode to where the lights collide
And i fell asleep where peaks divide
I dream i'm happy
And i think i'm happy
I read it in a magazine
They said it's all for free
Stop your daydreaming about such silly little things
Is california mine?
I guess i get around alright
And i have a bit of fun at night and i think i'm happy
And i dream i'm happy
I read it in a magazine
They said it's all for free stop your daydreaming
Is california mine?
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