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The first one a mock

of the boys on the coast.

One fourth of the flock

feels compelled to talk,

of the ladies he's woo-ed, and he boasts.

The first rhyme he emits

will surely define

the trip where he sits

to the state of sunshine.

the refrain speaks

of the ladies you'd meet

in the country of red.

in modern Europe, they're now dead.

The questions are

1. What is the name of the song?

2. What is the album the song is on?

3. What is the band that made the song?

I know it might be confusing and I'll gladly give clarifications as well as hints. It might just be the first of a series.

Edited April 22, 2009 by jayce

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1. California Girls

2. It appeared first as a single released by the Beach Boys, and subsequently released on the album Summer Days (And Summer Nights!)

3. The Beach Boys. This was their first recorded song to feature Brian Johnston on vocals after the death of Brian Wilson.

David Lee Roth did a well received cover of the song released on an album of the same name.

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1. California Girls

2. It appeared first as a single released by the Beach Boys, and subsequently released on the album Summer Days (And Summer Nights!)

3. The Beach Boys. This was their first recorded song to feature Brian Johnston on vocals after the death of Brian Wilson.

David Lee Roth did a well received cover of the song released on an album of the same name.

eh its close.

i shall post the answer

1. Back in the USSR

2. The Beatles

3. The White Album

It was a parody of a beach boys song though

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eh its close.

i shall post the answer

1. Back in the USSR

2. The Beatles

3. The White Album

It was a parody of a beach boys song though

It is usually considered an homage, rather than a parody. And it was the song I mentioned that was the inspiration.