Life In Laralay

Love And Rockets · Other Songs - Love And Rockets

Dupes of a Disney

Frozen stiff

Lost in the Hollywood hills

Where dreams as real as Fredericks

Are sustained on air by pills

Where all the red that's in the world

Bleeds into all the blue

Where film stars leave their footprints

And failed stars join the queue



Everywhere's a backdrop

To a scripted play

A film show of a preview

Of life in laralay

Life in laralay

Life in laralay

Life in laralay



In Laralay the custom is

For cash to call the tune

Usually a cabaret song

Sung to a neon moon

Down below the fairy lights

Twink on in tinsel town

Where everyone's in showbiz

And snowmen kick the downs



The palm tree shaded billboards

Advertise the style

That makes this fair land what it is

A money making smile

That dazzles as it razzles

The diamonds from your soul

Leaving you with nothing



Life in laralay

Life in laralay

Life in laralay

Life in laralay

Life In Laralay

Love And Rockets' "Life In Laralay" stands as a quintessential example of the band's signature blend of psychedelic pop and punk energy. Released during the late 1970s, the track exemplifies their unique ability to fuse intricate, melodic structures with raw, driving rhythms. The song captures the band's characteristic introspective yet upbeat vibe, often featuring their signature vocal harmonies and guitar work that defined the LA punk scene. As a staple of their discography, it reflects the era's experimental spirit while maintaining the catchy, danceable quality that made their recordings widely influential among fans of alternative rock and new wave.