Page type: lyric reference
Artist: West Indian Girl
Canonical path: /west-indian-girl/to-die-in-la
Related lyric paths: 6
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To Die in LA
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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To Die in LA
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We See
Bright lights, another day, I'm waking up,
Into the street, stay on beat, here it comes
Believe
So I get high to lift myself, remembering,
I'm running late, I'm running late, here it comes
And you don't know how you got there
You don't know why you got there
Inside
Sunday, Monday, pass the time away
Friday, Saturday's on, here it comes
LA Dee Da
And the world's a song that plays along,
La dee da dee day to die in LA
And you don't know how you got there
You don't know why you got there
Looking outside outside of yourself
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West Indian Girl performs "To Die in LA", and this lyric page sits inside the West Indian Girl catalog on LyroVerse.
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