Searchin'

Cheech And Chong · Other Songs - Cheech And Chong

Gonna find her, gonna find her



Well searching, yeah I'm gone a-searching

Searching every which a-way, yeah yeah

Oh lord, I got searching, my good lord son

You know honey searching every which a-way, yeah yeah

But I'm like that Northwest Mountie

You know I'll bring her in someday



Gonna find her, gonna find her



Well now Charlie Chan, Simon Spade got nothing child on me

Sergeant Friday and-a Peter Gunn well I, ooh let ?em be

No matter where she's hiding she's gonna see me coming

I'm gonna walk right down that street like a Bulldog

Drummond



Yeah 'cause I been searching, whoa honey searching

Oh my goodness searching every which a-way, yeah yeah

But I'm like that Northwest Mountie

You know I'll bring her in someday



Gonna find her, gonna find her



Well now Charlie Chan, Simon Spade got nothing child on-a me

Sergeant Friday and-a Peter Gunn well I, ooh let ?em be

Because no matter where she's hiding she's gonna see me coming

I'm gonna walk right down that street like a Bulldog

Drummond



Ah searching, yeah honey, searching, ooh my my goodness

Searching every which a-way, yeah yeah

But I'm like a Northwest Mountie

You know I'll bring her in some day



Gonna find her, gonna find her

Yeah lord, I'm gonna find her

I'm gonna find her

Searchin'

Released in 1977, "Searchin'" by Cheech and Chong stands as a defining track of the late 1970s comedy rock movement. The song blends the duo's signature deadpan delivery with a catchy, upbeat rhythm that became synonymous with their brand of irreverent humor. As one of their most recognizable recordings, it exemplifies the era's fusion of counterculture satire and mainstream pop appeal. The track remains a staple in their discography, often cited as a cultural touchstone for the generation that grew up with their films and music. Its enduring popularity highlights the artists' ability to translate their on-screen persona into a lasting musical identity.