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Artist: The Stills
Canonical path: /the-stills/snow-in-california
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Snow In California
Read Snow In California lyrics by The Stills on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Snow In California
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Like snow in California
Signs from up on high
Bring things back to life now
Bring things back to life
The world is changing
Mayan calender ends
The world is changing
So rally up your friends
I lost my way out
In a land of darkness
End of light
With no one left here to
Show me how I died
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