
L.A.
laurapali926· 3:34 · 18 plays · v3-preview
- psychedelic folk
- 1960s
- male vocalist
- singer-songwriter
- female vocalist
- duet
- vocal harmonies
Lyrics
Verse 1
Woke up on a hillside painted gold
The morning fog was rolling off the bay
I met a girl who sold her car
She said the ocean taught her how to stay
Pre-Chorus
And we drove through canyon roads
Past the palms and past the signs
She hummed a tune I almost knew
From some forgotten summertime
Chorus
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You keep me guessing
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You never let me rest
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I came here looking for an answer
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I found the question instead
Verse 2
She talked about a house on stilts
A purple door her mother used to paint
I told her stories of my own
A town so small it barely had a name
Pre-Chorus
So we climbed until the rooftops
Turned to glitter turned to haze
She laughed and said the city's just
A mirror that we're all afraid to face
Chorus
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You keep me guessing
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You never let me rest
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I came here looking for an answer
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I found the question instead
Bridge
(Do you remember)
Do you remember
(Do you remember)
The way the wind came off the sea
I'll remember
(I'll remember)
Every stranger who was kind to me
Chorus
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You keep me guessing
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You never let me rest
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I came here looking for an answer
L.A
I found the question instead
Outro
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