Staay alive
And breathe again, yeah
So stoned and bold
But I'm alive

Staay alive
At least until the dawn, yeah
I want you

Standing up here on top of mountains
I will crave you
Standing up here on top of tall buildings
I will crave and wave so long, yeah
I want you

California --- California --- California eyes
California --- California --- California
California --- California --- California eyes
California --- California --- California

Staay alive
And breathe again, yeaaayeah
I want you, yeah

Staay alive
At least until the dawn, yeah
I want you, (yeah)
Standing up here on top of mountains
I will crave you
Standing up here on top of tall buildings
I will crave and wave so long, yeah
I want you

California --- California --- California eyes
California --- California --- California
California --- California --- California eyes
California --- California --- California







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