Rancid - Brad Logan

South Park (Related Recordings) · South Park: Chef Aid [1998]

California sun has sunk

Behind the Anaheim Hills, here comes the night

I was high on junk

And the warm winds of Santa Anna feel all right



Will every crimmin' hood make a bargain with the world

Seats are successive when you're shot to the curb

I spend my day in blindness, at night I get my vision

Dodgy, cause there are no one indecision

Cause it's wild, When it's Wild wild wild wild



California sun has sunk

Behind the Anaheim Hills, here comes the night

I was high on junk

And the warm winds of Santa Anna feel all right



I get destructive outside obedience

I am no longer respected in this new transition

I put into effect, my long time standard

Disastrous living, disastrous living!



Cause it's wild, When it's Wild wild wild wild



California sun has sunk

Behind the Anaheim Hills, here comes the night

I was high on junk

And the warm winds of Santa Anna feel all right



Cause it's wild, When it's Wild wild wild wild



California sun has sunk

Behind the Anaheim Hills, here comes the night

I was high on junk

And the warm winds of Santa Anna feel all right



California sun has sunk

Behind the Anaheim Hills, here comes the night

I was high on junk

And the warm winds of Santa Anna feel all right



All right!

Rancid - Brad Logan

This track appears on the 1998 compilation album South Park: Chef Aid, a project that brought together various artists to celebrate the animated series' musical universe. The song features the punk rock band Rancid, known for their energetic sound and significant influence within the alternative rock genre. By contributing to this soundtrack, Rancid helped bridge the gap between mainstream punk and the quirky, satirical world of South Park. The recording captures the band's signature style, offering fans a moment of high-energy rock amidst the album's eclectic mix of styles. While the song serves as a tribute to the character Brad Logan, it stands as a testament to the band's ability to adapt their sound for collaborative projects. This inclusion highlights the intersection of television and music, showcasing how established rock acts can contribute to the broader cultural landscape through soundtrack appearances.