A Californian's Dream Come True

Rohnert Park, what a town.
No enjoyment in LA,
That is all I have to say.
Oh, how blissful the sound.

A fragrance so near heaven;
If you adore the smell of ass,
Then this town is filled with high class,
So good, you'll be left beggin'.

A Californian's dream come true
To live near a farm than big cities
I haven't even found cute kitties
Surrounded by the stench of poo.

What's a city boy to lose?
Come experience the beauty
Luscious green filled with cow duty
So wondrous one needs to roose.

Yes, one hell of a place.
Unrivaled Mexican food
LA is just too damn rude.
No better place to grace.

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