One song titled for this city describes "ladies, pleasant and demure / Sallow-cheeked and sure / I can see your undies" and describes it as a "ditch of iniquity and tears". In another song shitting on this city, the singer declares, "If I was smart I'd run fast / Out of this town / Sometimes I want to shout and scream / Fuck [this city]". That song, "The City with Two Faces", appeared on the self-titled album by (*) Goldfinger. The opening notes from the "Star-Spangled Banner" start a song about a woman from here. Neil Young described how in this city "The mountains erupt / And the valley is sucked / Into cracks in the earth". In this city "is where I drew some blood" by the singer of "Under the Bridge" by the Red H
One song titled for this city describes "ladies, pleasant and demure / Sallow-cheeked and sure / I can see your undies" and describes it as a "ditch of iniquity and tears". In another song shitting on this city, the singer declares, "If I was smart I'd run fast / Out of this town / Sometimes I want to shout and scream / Fuck [this city]". That song, "The City with Two Faces", appeared on the self-titled album by (*) Goldfinger. The opening notes from the "Star-Spangled Banner" start a song about a woman from here. Neil Young described how in this city "The mountains erupt / And the valley is sucked / Into cracks in the earth". In this city "is where I drew some blood" by the singer of "Under the Bridge" by the Red Hot Chili Peppers. For 10 points, name this city that Neil Young also described as the "Uptight city in the smog", and which 2Pac described living and dying in.
One song titled for this city describes "ladies, pleasant and demure / Sallow-cheeked and sure /
Los Angeles [or LA]