Joe Purdy – La Livin (Guitar)

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Well I went to a Hollywood party, bunch of drunken damn fools

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Jumpin off the rooftop, into the neighbors pool

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Same old conversations, you wanna be famous, or you wanna be cool

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Guess I better go home, before I hit someone

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Cause this L.A. Livin ain’t like it was back home

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It’s warm in the winter and the wind never gets too strong

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Sometimes I think about you, I hope your not alone

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I hope that you and my old dog, ain’t mad at me no more

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Last night I went to see Phillip, and his band down in echo park

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Which their callin’ the back beat, Johnny on the bass guitar

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It sounded so good to me, lord knows he’s come so far

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Drinkin’ in the back streets, and cryin’ on a hardwood floor

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And this L.A. Livin ain’t like it was down south

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When someone gets to singin some fucker won’t shut his mouth

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I don’t know if I’ll make it but I bet I’ll knock him out

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See how he talks about punk rock with his jaw wired shut

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And this L.A. Livin ain’t like it was back home

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It’s warm in the winter and the wind never gets too strong

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Sometimes I think about you, I hope your not alone

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I hope that you and my old dog, ain’t mad at me no more

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I hope that you and my old dog, ain’t mad at me no more