So I found myself in the sun, oh yeah
A hell of a place to end a run, oh yeah
California, I'm fine
Somebody check my brain
California's all right
Somebody check my brain
Check my brain

I walk these streets, I creep and I fall, oh yeah
When she sang I answered the call, oh yeah
California, I'm fine
Somebody check my brain
California's all right
Somebody check my brain

Ah
Tears have filled my bones
Ah
Years expended, gone

I hung my guns and put em away, oh yeah
The trick of the trade, and by the way, oh yeah
California, I'm fine
Somebody check my brain
California's all right
Somebody check my brain

Ah
Tears have filled my bones
Ah
Years expended, gone

Ah
Tears have filled my bones
Ah
Years expended gone

Check my brain, check my brain, check my brain


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    he probably went to a party and got drunk?

    BananaKingon November 02, 2009   Link

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