Nadia Gold - Blunders

East Coast blunders of a West Coast girl
East Coast West Coast
East Coast blunders of a West Coast Girl
East Coast West Coast
East Coast blunders of a West Coast Girl
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East Coast blunders of a West Coast Girl
East Coast West Coast

She was from the country
But she loved the city
Her pace was never right in a city so busy
She said what she meant and she meant what she said
She only wanted toast when she said she wanted bread
But they can't help but to look at her funny
When she strolls down the street

East Coast blunders of a West Coast girl
East Coast West Coast
East Coast blunders of a West Coast Girl
East Coast West Coast
East Coast blunders of a West Coast Girl
East Coast West Coast
East Coast blunders of a West Coast Girl
East Coast West Coast

The night was electric as she dressed for a date
She never understood being fashionably late
He met her at a coffee shop
Hugged her from the table
Everything was cool and he seemed real stable
They got up to leave, he looked her up and down
He knew that she was from out of town
The timbs on her feet were scuffed and not clean
Cause she was working so hard on her dreams
But he still had love for me
Yeah, he still had love

East Coast blunders of a West Coast girl
East Coast West Coast
East Coast blunders of a West Coast Girl
East Coast West Coast
East Coast blunders of a West Coast Girl
East Coast West Coast
East Coast blunders of a West Coast Girl
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Come On
East Coast West Coast
East Coast West Coast

Written by:
Jenifer Douros, Robert Van Liew

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