Who's the girl inside of the blue screen light
The sun is just pouring out, everything's out of site
Turn around the room is just black and white
She's whispering nah nah nah nah nah nah nah,
AND IT'S NOT TRUE
AND IT'S NOT FAIR
AND IT'S NOT NEW
AND IT'S NOT CALIFORNIA HERE
Later on you're breaking the boxes down
There's nobody out tonight, nobody's hanging round
So you take the drive that used to be almost right
And now it's just empty lots around you
All these empty lots around you
AND THEY DON'T KNOW
WHAT YOU HOLD DEAR
AND THEY CAN'T SEE
THAT IT'S NOT CALIFORNIA HERE
Come a time when I may just walk away
The sun is just barely up , the sky is completely gray
And you're the one I wanna be with today
Let them say nah nah nah nah nah
AND I'M NOT STRONG
AND YOU'RE NOT RICH
AND WE'RE NOT LOST
WHERE WE DON'T LIVE
AND IT'S NOT TRUE
AND IT'S NOT FAIR
AND THEY'RE NOT US
AND IT'S NOT CALIFORNIA HERE
I'M THE ONE WHO WANTS TO BE WITH YOU TONITE
AND I'M THE ONE WHO WANTS TO BE THE ONE YOU'RE WITH TONITE
AND I'M THE ONE WHO WANTS TO BE THE ONE YOU'RE WITH TONITE
AND I'M THE ONE WHO WANTS TO BE THE ONE YOU'RE WITH TONITE
Elizabeth Cook (born in 1972 in Wildwood, Florida) is an American country music singer. She made her debut at the Grand Ole Opry on March 17, 2000 and has released five albums to date. Her album *Balls*, produced by Rodney Crowell, includes nine tracks written or co-written by Elizabeth, including the single "Sometimes It Takes Balls To Be A Woman". Her next album, *Welder*, released May 11, 2010 and produced by Don Was, has received rave reviews. Cook is known for her powerful voice and authentic songs that explore themes of love, loss, female strength, and rural life.
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