California 37
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California 37
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Knock knock, who's there
Twenty twelve's a brand new year
Cleaning house, singing songs
Shedding light and righting wrongs
Ding dong the witch ain't dead
She's still tryin to take my bread
Four more years till my girls all grown
Then the bitch gonna have to leave me alone
It's all good 'cause i'm happy as a flea
On a mountain of dogs ya see
A little music cured all the hurt and put hate in six feet of dirt
I was looking for some heaven
There's no need to look no more
California 37
Took me right to heavens door
Knock knock whoa oh
Rock and 'ro-oll oh
California 37 took me right to heavens door
Here's to those who didn't think that train could ever roll again
You were the fuel that i used when inspiration hit a dead end
San Francisco got it done 415 took the 911
Thank you all for believing in
We won't let you down again
Truth is what attitude
Replaced greed with gratitude
Then replace the pretty key dude
It's all truth not being rude
Making love now not mistakes
Working hard instead of looking for breaks
Came all the way from the eighth Great Lake
And found 37 reasons to stay
I was looking for some heaven
There's no need to look no more
California 37
Took me right to heavens door
Knock knock whoa oh
Rock and 'ro-oll oh
California 37 took me right to heavens door
I was looking for some heaven
There's no need to look no more
California 37
Took me right to heavens door
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