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West Coast inferno

by Tylor Moss

AI-generated Rap song · 4:52 · 5 plays

Lyrics

(Intro)
Sirens in the distance, but the fucking water's ran dry
A heavy amber blanket hangs across the Pacific sky
They always told us hell was hot, a subterranean roar
But hell just packed its shit and moved right to the Western shore.
Friday, August 7th, 2026—remember every fucking name
The whole damn coast is drowning in an ocean made of flame.
​(Verse 1)
From the timber up in Washington down through the Oregon pines
The smoke is thick as iron along the timberlines
I drove down Interstate 5 with the asphalt soft as clay
Watching thirty years of history go to hell in half a day.
In Seattle, gray was standard, now it’s neon blood and rust
The whole Olympic canopy is settling into dust.
You open up a window and your lungs begin to burn
Every highway's clusterfucked, with nowhere left to turn.
​(Chorus)
This is the West Coast inferno, hear the timber fucking scream
A million acres burning through the California dream.
They say hell is hot, well it’s hot as hell right here
A thousand miles of embers and an atmosphere of fear.
Standing on the shoreline watching ocean waters boil
Don't get burned, you son of a bitch, on this consecrated soil.
​(Verse 2)
Crossed the border into Northern Cal, the ridges were ablaze
The sun’s a tiny copper coin lost inside the haze
Shasta looks like Mordor, Redding’s buried in the glowing embers
This is the dark August that everybody remembers.
Paradise and Berryessa, now the Napa hills are bright
Not from the summer sunshine, but the firestorm in the night.
The grapevines burn to cinders, everything is turned to ash
Years of living golden wiped out in a single flash.
​(Chorus)
This is the West Coast inferno, hear the timber fucking scream
A million acres burning through the California dream.
They say hell is hot, well it’s hot as hell right here
A thousand miles of embers and an atmosphere of fear.
Standing on the shoreline watching ocean waters boil
Don't get burned, you son of a bitch, on this consecrated soil.
​(Bridge)
Friday afternoon, the seventh day of the eighth month of the year
The temperature is climbing to a number framed in fear.
115 in Portland, 120 on the valley floor
The goddamn power grid is failing and the wind begins to roar.
A Diablo wind from the East, a Santa Ana from the South
Feeding oxygen and fury to the devil’s fucking mouth.
You can't buy an air filter, you can't find a drop of rain
Just a line of red taillights trapped inside the burning lane.
​(Verse 3)
In the canyons of Los Angeles, the hills begin to slide
Not from the winter rainstorms, but the heat stored deep inside.
The palm trees catch like matchsticks, lighting up the coastal view
From Malibu to San Diego, the sky's a bruised purple-blue.
People standing on the beaches, no where left to fucking run
Looking back at what is left beneath a dying, crimson sun.
The heat waves off the pavement make the skyscrapers bend and shake
A whole damn civilization standing on the edge of a heartbreak.
​(Verse 4)
It’s midnight on the coast now, but you’d swear that it was noon
The orange glow has swallowed up the stars and the moon.
Evacuation orders looping on a dead radio station
An entire coastline dealing with a sudden devastation.
Keep your head down, keep moving, pack your shit and hold on tight
Keep the wet cloth on your face if you wanna survive tonight.
Respect the sparks that fly like bullets through the chaparral trees
When the planet decides to bring us to our fucking knees.
​(Chorus)
This is the West Coast inferno, hear the timber fucking scream
A million acres burning through the California dream.
They say hell is hot, well it’s hot as hell right here
A thousand miles of embers and an atmosphere of fear.
Standing on the shoreline watching ocean waters boil
Don't get burned, you son of a bitch, on this consecrated soil.
​(Outro)
Friday, August 7th, 2026.
Keep your gas tank full. Keep your eyes on the ridge.
The smoke don't give a fuck about your wealth, your home, or your bridge.
They say hell is hot...
Well, welcome to the West Coast.
Don't get burned.
Just keep moving West until there's nowhere left to go.
Don't get burned.

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