Billy Strings is at Pechanga tonight and I've been half-dressed with one boot on since noon. Bluegrass turns me into a problem — tell me you'd fight your way into the pit next to me.
Billy Strings is at Pechanga tonight and I've been half-dressed with one boot on since noon. Bluegrass turns me into a problem — tell me you'd fight your way into the pit next to me.
Everything I wore this weekend is in one machine and I'm riding out the spin cycle on top of it. Monday reset in progress. Come keep me company till it's done.
Spirits Festival has me tasting everything twice and my notes stopped making sense about three booths ago. Now I'm out by the water with the city lit up behind me and zero plans to call it a night — pick my next pour.
Haunted Trail opens at Balboa Park and I've already got three costumes spread across my bed and zero self-control. Tell me which one you'd take off me first.
Balboa Park does Residents Free Day and I got here before anyone else figured out the museums are open. Whole colonnade to myself and the light's doing that thing through the arches. Tell me which exhibit you'd drag me into first.
Wrapped on set twenty minutes ago and I still haven't taken anything off. The cameras stopped but I can't turn it off — come see what they didn't get on film.
Up before the sun to run the boardwalk before the Dipper Dash crowd shows up. Giant Dipper's just sitting there in the dark and the whole beach is mine — tell me you'd race me to the end.
Oktoberfest ran out of beer before I ran out of night. Dirndl's half-unlaced and I'm still walking through East Village with a pretzel around my neck — tell me you'd help me out of the rest.
Adams Avenue is already alive and the street fair doesn't start till tomorrow. Every doorway's got a band pouring out of it and I can't stay in one place. Come catch me before I vanish into the next room.
Bayfair's got every boat on the water and the hydroplanes are drowning out everything else. Found my way below deck and the vibration from those engines is doing things to me — come see if you can keep quiet.