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Artist: The Robot Ate Me
Canonical path: /the-robot-ate-me/hollywood
Related lyric paths: 6
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Hollywood
Read Hollywood lyrics by The Robot Ate Me on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Hollywood
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Hollywood actor became the governor.
He won over the people with his action films.
I want to be just like you, hollywood actor star.
Hollywood film set looked like everywhere.
They were honestly surprised when it blew right up.
I want to be just like you, everyone everywhere.
Hollywood art band tried to comment.
I want to be just like you, art for the abstract band.
Hollywood film set looked like everywhere.
They were honestly surprised when it blew right up.
I want to be just like you, everyone everywhere.
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