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Join us in San Francisco

from Asyet (2006) by William Nein

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I found an ocean under my bed as I was tidying up my room.
I stared in shock till a fish came up and said
“Do you know the way to San Francisco?”
After a while I said “No”
And he said “Ok….I am going to go that way.”

So there we were, just me and this fish swimming our way to America,
Talking ‘bout books, music and films
Can you believe he hadn’t seen ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off’?!
We were surrounded by sharks impressing their friends,
And I’m not ashamed to say I was scared, till one came up and said:
“I know the way to San Fransisco”

So there we were, just me, and this fish, and this shark heading to America.
When we got hungry we stopped at a café to eat. We’re all vegetarian(s).
I called my mum to tell her I was fine, and that she could join us anytime, she liked.
We’re on our way to San Francisco.

So we arrived, under the Golden Gate Bridge, on the shores of America,
We rode the trams, became hippies, tomorrow we’re going to Alcatraz.
Come and join us in San Francisco
Come and join us in San Francisco
Come and join us in San Francisco
It would really be such fun.

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from Asyet (2006), released December 31, 2006

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William Nein London, UK

Alternative-Pop, Bedroom-Recording music.
Band member of Patsy Clone

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