I Love Lake Tahoe

A · 'A' Vs Monkey Kong [2000]

Four long years ago

Searching for the snow

We found the Tahoe lakes

Just about the perfect place



Fifty rums at Heavenly

And the nights at Squaw Valley

Yeah, the trees are pretty wide-

That's where Sonny Bono died



All is quiet on New Year's day,

Think I'll try'n impress my mates

So I jump into the lake

Yeah, I won't do that again!



Every year we say the same,

"Try somewhere different for a change"

But we jump onto the plane, yeah,

And here we go again!



Na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na naaaa



The south shore has the lot

And last month Dave Lee Roth,

He did a solo spot

And some German bloke got shot



Every year we say the same

"Try somewhere different for a change"

But we jump onto the plane, yeah,

And here we go again!



Na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na naaaa



Uh oh, uh oh, uh oh... (etc.)



Naa naa naa (etc.)

I Love Lake Tahoe

A's 2000 release 'A' Vs Monkey Kong captures the band's distinctive English indie rock sound during a prolific period of their career. The track 'I Love Lake Tahoe' stands as a notable song within this collection, reflecting the group's signature melodic approach and atmospheric production. Emerging alongside other significant recordings from the turn of the millennium, the song contributes to a broader discography that balances introspective songwriting with accessible hooks. This era marked a time of creative expansion for the band, resulting in a body of work that continues to resonate with fans of the genre. The recording exemplifies the group's ability to craft memorable compositions that define their unique place in the musical landscape of the early 2000s.