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California Lies / Caller Number One Lyrics by Brandy Haze

That’s Unfortunate

2021

[Part I: California Lies]
[Chorus]
You just wanna run from all your problems like you O.J
Give it all up, move to California
You just wanna let go of the edge, lose your composure
Where they might expose ya for exposure
You just wanna let the top down, racing by the ocean
Where you can saunter with marijuana
You just wanna dump all of your problems 'cross the border
Give it all up, move to California
[Verse 1]
Take you for a ride
Want adventure and you know it
A different notion, baby
You'll blast off in five
Gas got you on a different planet
Never understand it, baby
[Pre-Chorus]
Crimson on the roof of the car
Go back like Michael Jackson walk
They better learn your name
'Bout to break us out the dark
They all think we've changed
Disdain on our face
But sweet like lemonade
Don't you want a taste?
(It's good, it's so good
If you thirsty, pour it up)
[Chorus]
You just wanna run from all your problems like you O.J
Give it all up, move to California
You just wanna let go of the edge, lose your composure
Where they might expose ya for exposure
You just wanna let the top down, racing by the ocean
Where you can saunter with marijuana
You just wanna dump all of your problems 'cross the border
Give it all up, move to California
[Verse 2]
Bang, give me cash
I know you ain't but you thought about—
Thought about it, baby
Oh, beware the crash
When you got here, you was balling out
Blew through savings
[Pre-Chorus]
Crimson on the roof of the car
Go back like Michael Jackson walk
They better learn your name
'Bout to break us out the dark
They all think we've changed
Disdain on our face
But sweet like lemonade
Don't you want a taste?
[Chorus]
You just wanna run from all your problems like you O.J
Give it all up, move to California
You just wanna let go of the edge, lose your composure
Where they might expose ya for exposure
You just wanna let the top down, racing by the ocean
Where you can saunter with marijuana
You just wanna dump all of your problems 'cross the border
Give it all up, move to California
[Outro]
California love
California love
[Part II: Caller Number One]
[Interlude]
Well, hello
Welcome back to FU Radio
Today, we have a new segment
We're taking your calls
You can ask us anything
We're here to solve
And remember, there's no problem too big or too small
Here we go
Hello
Oh, man
Oh, man
I mean, I'm so sorry
This is so unfortunate
I've got the worst thing you could ever catch
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About “California Lies / Caller Number One” by Brandy Haze

Read the complete lyrics to "California Lies / Caller Number One" by Brandy Haze from the album "That’s Unfortunate" in 2021. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under R&B.

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"California Lies / Caller Number One" appears on "That’s Unfortunate" in 2021.

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