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Wez Traylor rocks! One day he ate pot brownies and called Zack and called Seth like 3 times telling them he wanted to start a band. Seth said cool but only if they toured and recorded all the time so that's what they're doing now.
They have songs about eating drugs and white people and various other subjects.
December 2012 is not the end of the world but is in fact when Keith Richards is gonna tell the world that the Rolling Stones are stepping down and Natural Child is the new best band in the world.
Let the Good Times Roll
Natural Child Lyrics
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Task force agent pulls us to the side of the road
Says, "Where are you coming from, boys? Where are you headed?"
Said, "We're leaving the coast, we're going home
Well it's been a long month since we were back in Nashville
From New York to Frisco and everywhere in between
And no sir, we don't have nothing on us
Just some papers and some baggies and a mouthful of weed."
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On a back road passing through Nevada
Get a funny feeling in the back of my mind
Said, if these old roads could just go on forever
I'd ride and that'd be just fine
Cause when the good times are over they're all over
And I've been all over getting these good times
And it's hard to watch ‘em roll past my shoulder
Yeah, it's hard to leave ‘em all behind
Two hundred miles from the Tennessee border
Bought my dinner off the shelf at a Citgo in some old town
Wish we had a show to get to somewhere
Staring at the road to home is bringing me down
Well, I wish we were at some party back in LA
Sharing a line with Noonan and some of the friends
Guess we're gonna get back to it some day
But I'll be sad and lonesome till then
Cause when the good times are over they're all over
And I've been all over getting these good times
And it's hard to watch ‘em roll past my shoulder
Yeah, it's hard to leave ‘em all behind
Let ‘em roll, let the good times roll…
The lyrics of Natural Child's song "Let the Good Times Roll" describe the experiences of a group of friends traveling across the United States. The song begins with the group being pulled over by a task force agent. The agent questions them about their destination and origin, to which the group replies that they are heading back to Nashville after spending a month traveling through New York and San Francisco. The group admits that they have nothing on them except 'some papers and some baggies and a mouthful of weed.'
The second verse speaks about the group's journey through Nevada. The singer is lost in thought and feels like if the old roads could just go on forever, he would be content. The chorus of the song repeats the phrase "let the good times roll" multiple times, highlighting the singer's appreciation for the journey they have experienced. However, the singer also acknowledges that the good times won't last forever and that it's hard to leave them all behind.
The final verse speaks of how the singer is now 200 miles away from the Tennessee border and that he bought his dinner at a Citgo gas station. The singer expresses a desire to be back in LA, enjoying a party with his friends, including Noonan. The song concludes with the chorus once more. Overall, "Let the Good Times Roll" is a song about the joys of life on the road and the bittersweet feeling of leaving it behind.
Line by Line Meaning
Sun's coming up leaving California
Driving away from California during sunrise
Task force agent pulls us to the side of the road
Police officer stops the car for inspection
Says, "Where are you coming from, boys? Where are you headed?"
Asks the travelers about their starting point and destination
Said, "We're leaving the coast, we're going home
Reveals that they are heading back home after having traveled through different cities
Well it's been a long month since we were back in Nashville
Reflecting on the time spent away from their hometown
From New York to Frisco and everywhere in between
Listing the cities they explored during their travels
And no sir, we don't have nothing on us
Denying carrying any illegal items
Just some papers and some baggies and a mouthful of weed.
Claiming to have only legal items like documents, bags and a small amount of marijuana
On a back road passing through Nevada
Driving through a less-traveled route in Nevada
Get a funny feeling in the back of my mind
Experiencing an unusual sensation
Said, if these old roads could just go on forever
Wishing to continue driving endlessly on the scenic route
I'd ride and that'd be just fine
Content with just driving without any destination in mind
Cause when the good times are over they're all over
Reminding oneself that enjoyable moments come to an end
And I've been all over getting these good times
Acknowledging the effort put in to have fun experiences
And it's hard to watch ‘em roll past my shoulder
Feeling sad while watching good moments fade away
Yeah, it's hard to leave ‘em all behind
Finding it difficult to move past the enjoyable memories
Two hundred miles from the Tennessee border
Being quite far from the Tennessee state border
Bought my dinner off the shelf at a Citgo in some old town
Grabbing a quick meal at a convenience store in a small town
Wish we had a show to get to somewhere
Regretting that they don't have another destination or event planned
Staring at the road to home is bringing me down
Feeling low when thinking about the journey back home
Well, I wish we were at some party back in LA
Longing to be part of a lively party in Los Angeles
Sharing a line with Noonan and some of the friends
Wishing to indulge in drugs with a group of friends
Guess we're gonna get back to it some day
Hoping to experience such activities in the future
But I'll be sad and lonesome till then
Admitting to feeling lonely and unhappy until that happens
Let ‘em roll, let the good times roll…
Expression of an optimistic attitude despite the passing of good times
Contributed by Eli V. Suggest a correction in the comments below.