From the Rafters

Chasing Light: A Californian Journey Through Huaraches and Headbands
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Lyrics

Roll out of bed

Beginning of the day, waking up

Huaraches and a poncho

Wearing traditional Mexican sandals and a cloak

Looking for lefts

Searching for surfing waves

On the bumper of a Bronco

Standing on the back of a rugged SUV

Shooting BB guns at the Coke cans

Engaging in playful target practice with BB guns

Wore a shoelace as a headband

Using a shoelace as an improvised headband

Tied the mattress down to the top of the van

Tying a mattress securely to the roof of a van


Singing Californ-I-A

Singing about California with enthusiasm

In the dark, there is a light that shines above me

Finding hope or positivity even in darkness

And it doesn't die from the rafters

An enduring and unwavering light, possibly symbolic


Lost the ceiling lights

Experiencing a loss of conventional lighting

Flickering bulbs are no longer bright

Dimming or fading of traditional sources of brightness

Shooting Pali off onto Sunset

Shooting fireworks onto Sunset Boulevard

In a 911 or a white Corvette

Driving a high-end sports car on the iconic street

Playing OBT on the tape cassette

Listening to music on an old-school cassette player


Singing Californ-I-A

Continuing the enthusiastic singing about California

In the dark, there is a light that shines above me

Finding a guiding light in the darkness

And it doesn't die from the rafters

The persistent and lasting nature of the guiding light

From the rafters above

Emphasizing the source of the light from above

From the rafters above, the light will come through

The assurance that light will penetrate despite obstacles

Old dusty cobwebs and shine on you, on you, on you

Overcoming challenges symbolized by dusty cobwebs

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