Back From Cali
Slash · Made In Stoke 24/7/11 [2011]
I got a ringing in my head
I couldn't take it anymore today
She left me here for dead
Ohh Woah yeah yeah...
And it should come as no surprise
I shoulda known it form the start
The lights are faded and I can't deny
This place ain't got no heart
Oh you can't hear me tonight.
You can't hear me tonight
You'll have to carry me back from Cali
I'm tired and broken and I lost my way
You'll have to carry me back to where I belong
You'll have to carry me back from Cali
I don't want money I don't need no fame
You'll have to carry me back to where I belong
I got to leave this angel city
But I can't do it by myself
So if you please mama can you save me
Before I blow this life to hell
Ooooooo
Mama grab me by the feet and just drag me home
You'll have to carry me back from Cali
I don't care if you think I'm to blame
You'll have to carry me back to where I belong
You'll have to carry me back from Cali
The angel city where the devils play
You'll have to carry me back to where I belong
Yeah...
You can't hear me to night
You can't hear me to night
You can't hear me to night
You can't hear me to night
I've lost my way I'm so alone
And all I want is to come home.
Back From Cali
Slash's 'Back From Cali' captures the guitarist's signature blues-rock energy within the context of his 2011 live recordings. Featured on the album Made In Stoke 24/7/11, the track highlights the artist's ability to command a stage with his distinctive tone and rhythmic drive. This recording serves as a testament to Slash's enduring influence in rock music, showcasing his transition from his iconic tenure with Guns N' Roses to his solo career. The song reflects the raw, high-octane performance style that has defined his discography, blending classic hard rock elements with the improvisational flair typical of his live shows. It stands as a vibrant example of his work during this period, emphasizing his continued relevance and mastery of the electric guitar.