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Get Out of California
03:33
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Gotta get out of California
It's time I got away, it's time I got away
Don't trust the fault lines anymore
It's time I got away, it's time I got away 'cause we're...
Acting just like dinosaurs; crushing everything we see
In our empty bellies a comet sores
And like these dinosaurs we're gonna go extinct if we don't...
If we don't quit these TV police chase highlights,
strip malls, freeways, exhaust pipe, night life
Stop and take a look
Try to choose what you become
Let's choose what we become
Gotta get out of California
It's I got away, It's time I got away
Don't want the sunshine anymore
I'll stay and face the rain, I'll stay and face the rain
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Our Day In The Sun
02:47
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Dirty Catfish
03:13
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Argentina
02:10
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Good Like Gold
02:08
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Been to a million different places both near and far
But they're all together better baby where you are
When it's good it's like gold, you can rock-n-roll
Why don't ya tell me baby what it is and what you like
She says she likes whats she sees, she can rock it right yeah!
It's good it's like gold, you can rock-n-roll
Why don't ya tell me baby what it is and what you like
She says she likes whats she knows, she can rock it right yeah!
It's good it's like gold, you can rock-n-roll
Good & Like Gold Good & Like Gold Good Like
Good & Like Gold Good & Like Gold Good Like
Good & Like Gold Good & Like Gold Good Like
Good & Like Gold!!!!!!!!!!!
I wanna be wherever you are
I'll follow you to the fun yeah!
When it's good it's like gold, you can rock-n-roll
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Midnight Shipwrecks Corvallis, Oregon
The Midnight Shipwrecks are from Corvallis, Oregon. We are inspired by skate punk, surf, and good old rock and roll. Our music is about having fun, nature as the ocean, and overcoming against all odds.
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