It neva' rains in Southern California
It neva' rains in Southern California, it neva' rains
It neva' rains in Southern California
It neva' rains in Southern California

Uh fresh off the runway, today gon' be a good day
Her first time in LA, she heard 'bout Secret Sunday
Party on roof top, convertible drop top
Want the Axel Foley life, talkin Beverly Hills cop
Two shots, we sip a lot, one shot, that's all you got
She just wanna be on the scene, stuntin in parking lots
First time she feel at home, second time did it wrong
Third time's a charm, now she ready for it all
I place my bets high, no time for actin shy
Startled by the lights on stage, don't close yo' eyes
Thinkin' Rodeo Drive, sweets at the Lama Ties
Oh she fly but it's gon' take more booty and thighs
Hoping that they gon' come, she's saving up her ones
Saying she love to hustle, champagne for fun
A New York stripper, said she left her nigga
LA won't tip 'er, she runnin' back to that nigga, I told er

It neva' rains in Southern California, it neva' rains
It neva' rains in Southern California
It neva' rains in Southern California
(It neva' rains in Southern California)
It neva' rains in Southern California

Wake up to flies and she know it's me
Swear to God that body perfect like them rosaries
She got me Skyping when I'm overseas
Swiping when I'm overseas, Chanel with the coldest C's
Birkin make her twerk it, I pop up while she workin'
Niggas poppin' in bands when she walk out by them curtains
Make it rain in Onyx 'cause I swear that she deserve it
Know it there ain't no other nigga money longer than that suburban
Love er but she a stripper, magnum wrapped just like a turban
We been south for the year, I'm going deep enough to hurt it
Yea she a squirter, that pussy homicide
And my dick game murder, them legs suicide
And her clit all purpose, we fuckin Oceanside
Keep er wetted in them surface and wherever she resurface
It's tighter than a virgin, like a melon when it swell up
Whenever she in Cali no need for the umbrella 'cause

She neva' rains in Southern California, it neva' rains, no
It neva' rains in Southern California oh
It neva' rains in Southern California, it neva' rains here
It neva' rains in Southern California, Southern California


To live and die in LA
Shout out my nigga Game
West Coast shit
Shout out to Pow 106
Supportin' the movement, yea
Shout out to all the west coast rappers
Keepin this LA shit alive one day at a time baby
I see y'all
Ain't no place I'd rather be
I'm right here with y'all in LA
Yea it's real shit
Shout out to everybody on they fashion tip
Make sure you check out that Last King store on Fairfax baby
Yea, we doing it big (We doing it big)

It neva' rains in Southern California, it neva' rains
It neva' rains in Southern California
It neva' rains in Southern California, it neva' in Southern California
It neva' rains in Southern California


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