When Canyons Ruled The World Lyrics - Rise & Fall Of Butch Walker & The Let's-go-out-tonites - Butch Walker

Laurel was a girl i knew, 

Made of dirt and stone 

Pretty hip in younger times, 

Now she sits alone 

With a hundred thousand, 

Beat up architectural disasters 

She calls homes 

Beverly glen was pretty 

All the rich boys loved her curves 

She tried to get the credit sometimes 

More than she deserved 

Like those cheesy 80's movies 

She epitomized all things 

We'd come to know 

Beachwood was a boheme 

From the sexy 60's scene 

Grew up east of w. hollywood 

And somewhere in between 

All the madness laurel puts up with, but 

Somehow always tolerates a scene 

Nicols had a lot in common 

With performing arts 

A and r guys having cookouts 

On her back with super stars 

But she had some nasty habits and some 

Roadwork to repair this drama queen 

Sometimes beachwood yelled at laurel 

On the terms of selling out 

Then laurel yelled at beverly 

For not knowing what life's about 

With her trust fund friends and family, 

It felt just like an earthquake 

When she'd shout 

And silverlake just stood there 

With her nose up in the air 

Pushing up her horn rimmed glasses saying, 

I dont fucking care 

Bout the drama all you idiots are buying, 

Selling, leasing, up there 

San fernando was a struggling actor 

Drove a deli truck to the sets of porno 

Movies, just trying to make a buck 

While his pilot sits in escrow, he dreams of 

Dating beverly one day 

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