Tape from California Squirrel Bait
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[Verse 1]
Who's that coming down the road?
A sailor from the sea
He looks a lot like me
I'd know him anywhere, had to stare
Feathers at his fingertips
A halo 'round his spine
He must have lost his mind
He should be put away, right away
[Pre-Chorus]
In the corner of the night
He handed me his water pipe
His eyes were searching deep inside my head
Here's what he said
[Chorus]
Sorry, I can't stop to talk now
I'm in kind of a hurry, anyhow
But I'll send you a tape from California
[Verse 2]
New York City has exploded
And it's crashed upon my head
I dove beneath the bed
Fighting, biting nails, turning pale
The landlord's at my window
And the burglar's at my door
I can't take it anymore
I guess I'll have to fly, it's worth a try
Who's that coming down the road?
A sailor from the sea
He looks a lot like me
I'd know him anywhere, had to stare
Feathers at his fingertips
A halo 'round his spine
He must have lost his mind
He should be put away, right away
[Pre-Chorus]
In the corner of the night
He handed me his water pipe
His eyes were searching deep inside my head
Here's what he said
[Chorus]
Sorry, I can't stop to talk now
I'm in kind of a hurry, anyhow
But I'll send you a tape from California
[Verse 2]
New York City has exploded
And it's crashed upon my head
I dove beneath the bed
Fighting, biting nails, turning pale
The landlord's at my window
And the burglar's at my door
I can't take it anymore
I guess I'll have to fly, it's worth a try
"Tape from California" by Squirrel Bait, released in 1989, is a #Punk rock track that reflects themes of disillusionment, youth rebellion, and the search for identity. The lyrics convey a sense of longing and introspection, capturing the struggles of adolescence and the complexities of life in California. Musically, the song features dynamic guitar riffs and energetic rhythms, characteristic of the punk genre. Its raw emotionality and candid storytelling have resonated with listeners, contributing to the band's cult status in the underground music scene.
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