Sometimes I need to paint
You could be my canvas
Sometimes I want to escape
Even though it's selfish
I’m always coming over and smoking you out
Because everything is better with a
Blunt in your mouth as the clock strikes 12
I'll be freaking you out
Make us both forget what
We were worried about

Traffic's jammed on the 405
I hop in the whip cause there’s not much time
I’m gonna get to you

Fly through the streets like a
Hawk through the sky
Be in and out like a drive-by
I’m going to take the canyon
Feels so good because I know that it’s wrong
Get back home ain't nothing going on
I’m going to take the canyon

Sometimes I bite my lip so I
Don’t slip and say "Hi!"s name
Cause in these magic moments I
Get homesick all the same
I’m always coming over and smoking you out
Because everything is better with a
Blunt in your mouth
If I waited for you I’d just be waiting alone
So when the clock strikes 2 I'll
Be on my way home

Traffic's jammed on the 405
I hop in the whip cause there’s not much time
Dammit I’m gonna get to you

Fly through the streets like a
Hawk through the sky
Ill be in and out like a drive-by
I’m going to take the canyon
Feels so good because I know that it’s wrong
Get back home ain't nothing’s going on
I’m going to take the canyon

Said on my way
He said he was born to be the other man
So, I go to see him when I get the chance
(So, I go to see him when I get the chance)
Baby I'm on my way

Fly through the streets like a
Hawk through the sky
Ill be in and out like a drive-by
I’m going to take the canyon
Feels so good because I know that it’s wrong
Get back home ain't nothing going on
I’m going to take the canyon
Gonna do what I got to do gonna get to you


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Take the Canyon Lyrics as written by Austin Brown Pavel Gitnik

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