According to Robert Flynn, “This is a dumb song full of ignorant shit, ha ha! It’s about my love/hate relationship with California. It’s a balls-out, rockin’ song, I think.”
The band's complicated relationship with their home state, California, is made clear in their lyrics; Blending a mix of love and hate, acknowledging the beauty and allure of California while also criticizing its social and political issues. They also delve into the topic of social unrest, urban decay, and rebellion, highlighting a sense of disillusionment with the state they, and likely others, feel.
According to Robert Flynn, “This is a dumb song full of ignorant shit, ha ha! It’s about my love/hate relationship with California. It’s a balls-out, rockin’ song, I think.” The band's complicated relationship with their home state, California, is made clear in their lyrics; Blending a mix of love and hate, acknowledging the beauty and allure of California while also criticizing its social and political issues. They also delve into the topic of social unrest, urban decay, and rebellion, highlighting a sense of disillusionment with the state they, and likely others, feel.