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Get It Wrong
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You want to seem you’re always strong
And that’s enough to get it wrong
You don’t want to seem you’re always shaken
And not far from breaking
No life rings and we’re slowly sinking
While they’re wasting all our time
No rings and we’re surely sinking
You want to leave (You want to leave)
And I want to get along (And I want to get along)
And I want to see (And I want to see)
How the left side was weak and the right side they got it wrong
No life rings and we’re slowly sinking
While they’re wasting all our time
No rings and we’re surely sinking
No life rings and we’re slowly sinking
While they’re wasting all our time
No life rings and we’re surely sinking
While they’re wasting all our time
I’m in love with California
Sun-kissed and drowning in the fun
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Come Closer San Diego, California
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