California's Calling
The Crosson Brothers · Other Songs - The Crosson Brothers
Well this city's got me shaken up
I can't get, I can't get enough
We're living, we're living it up
We're breaking in while they're breaking up
[Kyle]
California's calling my name
So let's get it moving, get up while we can
[Together]
Whoa! I would die to see the look in you eyes, it's me
Whoa oh! As we leave it all behind
Hold tight, and break ties
As we sing out our normal lullabyes
[Jesse]
Well there's something in your eyes that makes you a wild back design
Things'll be alright if you sleep by my side
Something tells me we were meant for something bigger than us
[Kyle]
California's calling my name
So let's get it moving, get up while we can
[Together]
Whoa! I would die to see the look in you eyes, it's me
Whoa oh! As we leave it all behind
Hold tight, and break ties
As we're shouting out our normal lullabyes
[Jesse]
This was not, what they had in mind for us
It wasn't, who cares anyway
We've become, such a simple dream
And I won't be woken up
So join in, and listen so hard
This is just the beginning {x2}
[Together]
Whoa! I would die to see the look in you eyes, it's me
Whoa oh! As we leave it all behind
Hold tight, and break ties
As we're shouting out our normal lullabyes
California's Calling
The Crosson Brothers deliver a spirited performance on 'California's Calling,' a track that captures the enduring allure of the West Coast through their signature English-language sound. As a recording that stands within their broader discography, the song reflects the duo's commitment to crafting accessible melodies that resonate with listeners seeking a sense of place and movement. The track showcases their ability to blend traditional instrumentation with contemporary production values, creating a sonic landscape that feels both nostalgic and immediate. While the specific album placement may vary across different releases, the song remains a staple in their catalogue, highlighting their knack for storytelling through music. 'California's Calling' serves as an inviting song point into the brothers' work, offering a glimpse into their musical identity and the thematic elements that define their recordings.