Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Turnaways
Canonical path: /turnaways/huntington-beach
Related lyric paths: 6
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Huntington Beach
Read Huntington Beach lyrics by Turnaways on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Huntington Beach
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There's a place that I like to be
When I'm not home in misery
Huntington is a place I like to be right now
As of now I'm writing about it
And my thoughts overcrowd me
As I'm stuck inside my house
I wanna go outside
I wanna fly high
Roll with the tide
I wanna go outside
Who knew being there a few times
Could make me fall in line
Just let the breeze hit my face baby
Lets take a stroll on the pier
Surf City is almost near
Looking like we're hanging with Ruby tonight
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