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Shopping at Seaside
03:06
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2. |
Del Mar Racing
03:30
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Tie your laces on
Cause the race is on
When you're backed in a corner and the bass kicks on
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Sweatbox
03:09
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It’s only times like this
in San Diego mist
we’ve got to get it right
heading to LA tonight
It's only times like this
it's on my stopping list
There's so much more to see
I'm sailing out to sea
It's only in my head
it's what the metal said
there's no use looking back
closing down the surfing shack
It's only in my head
that town was left for dead
there's so much more to see
a seaside mystery
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Perseids
03:07
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With no respect
I'll resurrect in rain,
gone away
And in this land
I'll cup my hand and pray,
on the bay
Within the glow
you'll burn to know the way,
I know the way
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