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| − | <br>There's [[ | + | <br>There's [[Biography|a hero]] living at [[2401]] and all around |
<br>A family circus in the sun | <br>A family circus in the sun | ||
<br>Got his [[The Mothers|Mothers]] working | <br>Got his [[The Mothers|Mothers]] working | ||
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<br>Could he have his gun back? | <br>Could he have his gun back? | ||
<br>No! [[2401]], got myself a place to stay | <br>No! [[2401]], got myself a place to stay | ||
| − | <br>On the railroad, [[Kansas]] nearer every day | + | <br>On the railroad, [[Billy Porter|Kansas]] nearer every day |
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<br>[[Christine Frka|Miss Christine]] cooking | <br>[[Christine Frka|Miss Christine]] cooking | ||
Latest revision as of 11:24, 31 July 2021
A 1968 song written by John Mayall about his stay at The Log Cabin which was located at 2401 Laurel Canyon Boulevard.
Lyrics
There's a hero living at 2401 and all around
A family circus in the sun
Got his Mothers working
While you're having fun
Trying to change the system
Many things that must be done
Where did Moon go?
Better call a GTO
In the red room
Pam is planning where to go
Gail and Pauline
Who is prowling round your door?
A maniac, The Raven
Could he have his gun back?
No! 2401, got myself a place to stay
On the railroad, Kansas nearer every day
Miss Christine cooking
Looking very gay
How do you say a Thank You?
How do you ever tear yourself away?
