California Duster
"California" by Duster, released in 1998, is a #Rock track that explores themes of nostalgia, isolation, and the complexities of life in California. The lyrics convey a sense of yearning and disconnection, set against a backdrop of dreamy, lo-fi instrumentation. Its unique sound has influenced the slowcore genre, resonating with listeners seeking introspective music.
California valley
Our fortress in the sky
Doves were singing on us
Don't complain about it
Don't destroy yourself
Bash it on the ground [?]
Who could drive us in [?]
Does the wings will fall [?]
There's your comfortable eyes
Stretching out the city [?]
When the nervous stops [?]
Disappear the sadness
Hear the constellation
Hear the calling stars
And know the priest is heaven [?]
Who loves the waiting
Keep it on your cross
Pass the bowl of cartons
And the mindless lying
Don't turn the message
Hear the fall into your glove [?]
Our fortress in the sky
Doves were singing on us
Don't complain about it
Don't destroy yourself
Bash it on the ground [?]
Who could drive us in [?]
Does the wings will fall [?]
There's your comfortable eyes
Stretching out the city [?]
When the nervous stops [?]
Disappear the sadness
Hear the constellation
Hear the calling stars
And know the priest is heaven [?]
Who loves the waiting
Keep it on your cross
Pass the bowl of cartons
And the mindless lying
Don't turn the message
Hear the fall into your glove [?]
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