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Leaving California

The palm trees and the endless sky this place built of concrete and plywood it's not mine and will never be mine In the evenings if you are lucky you see the clouds roll in over the mountains they look like memories they'll soon be memories The first day felt like a daydream we left the airport with our minds and hearts open but things change as they always change I think I remember someone saying that the first time you leave California a piece of your heart stays and if that has to be true then let it be the broken one
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