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It Never Snows In LA
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Are you free on Christmas Day?
I missed my flight and I'm stuck in LA.
Are you free on Christmas Day?
We could drive up to Big Bear
There's 7 feet of snow up there.
Just bring something warm to wear.
We can light the Christmas Tree
Sing a Christmas son with me.
It never snows in La
So tell me
Are you free on Christmas day?
We can stay til New Years Day
Watch the world grow old and gray.
It never snows in LA
It never snows in LA
It never snows in LA
I wanna go up to the snow
are you coming with me?
I wanna know a Christmas with snow
are you coming with me?
I wanna go where the air is cold
are you coming with me?
I want you to go!
Don't wanna be alone
On Christmas Day
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Backyard Star Los Angeles, California
Backyard Star is music by Matt Fass with a little help from some friends.
All songs written
by Matt Fass
Guest Artists on "Big Dreams" include Louise Post of Veruca Salt, The Black Heartthrobs,
Dr. Danny of Sunflower Bean, formerly with The Lemon Twigs.and
Jenny Anderson Fass sings with Matt on the Duet "Two is Better Than One" and
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