Nickelback releases “High Time”, the Canadian ode to cannabis and the road

Launches this Friday ‘Get Rollin”the new of nickelbackand the band has taken advantage of what little is left to release their third single, “High Time”which, broadly speaking, is nothing more than an ode to marijuana and the road.

The theme, with a certain air of country rock, talks about the nomadic life of the musician, traveling from one place to another in a “busted” van. Obviously, the protagonist of the song also consumes marijuana.

The same press release tells it like this: “High Time takes listeners on a smoky cross-country road trip that reminds us that it’s always 4:20 somewhere.”



Previously, Nickelback had already published “Those Days” Y “San Quentin”.

The lyrics of the song say the following:

Same old, same town, going nowhere,

Need a brand new view in front of me

Don’t need no map no need to pack

And don’t care much if we come back

Sittin’ still just wasn’t meant for me

Some folks just go Straight & Narrow

Turns out that life ain’t right for me

Cause every time we cross state lines

The grass we find on the other side

Always seems to twist up twice as green

Well it’s high time you and I got rollin’

Some place else we just gotta be

That beat up van I bought you thought was stolen

Looked like hell but felt like home to me

Strummin’, thumpin’ on the dashboard

Purple haze makes it hard to see

Two rearview says, three friends of mine

And four bald tires still rollin right

Taste of inspiration’s all we need.

Well it’s high time you and I got rollin’

(Like a rollin’ stone)

Some place else we just gotta be

That beat up van I bought you thought was stolen

(Ain’t been stollen long)

Looked like hell but felt like home to me

Eagles got us down to California

(Songs we’re singing on)

Beach boys got us surfin’ on the sea

We got stoned goin’ up to Colorado

(We been smoking’ on)

And couldn’t see the forest for the trees

Better take a picture

Cause baby I can betcha that

We won’t be round here for long

Freedom train keeps moving on

Stoppin’ off and take it slow

Top it off when we get low

Only way that this can last

If you got ass, the grass or gas.

Clappin’, tappin’, get your groove on.

Front seat drums and back seat harmonies,

when we drive by your country side

stick out your thumb if you need a ride

No one knows just where this road will lead

Well it’s high time you and I got rollin’

(Like a rollin’ stone)

Some place else we just gotta be

That beat up van I bought you thought was stolen

(Ain’t been stollen long)

Looked like hell but felt like home to me

Eagles got us down to California

(Songs we’re singing on)

Beach boys got us surfin’ on the sea

We got Rocky Mountain high in Colorado

(We been smoking’ on)

And couldn’t see the forest for the trees

The tracklist for ‘Get Rollin” is as follows:

  1. Saint Quentin
  2. Skinny Little Missy
  3. Those Days
  4. high time
  5. vegas bomb
  6. Tidal Wave
  7. Does Heaven Even Know You’re Missing?
  8. Steel Still Rusts
  9. Horizon
  10. standing in the dark
  11. just one more
  12. High Time (Acoustic) *
  13. Does Heaven Even Know You’re Missing? (Acoustic) *
  14. Just One More (Acoustic) *
  15. Horizon (Acoustic) *

With ‘Get Rollin’, Nickelback will continue their legacy as one of the most important rock bands of the last two decades.

Racking up hits for more than two decades, Nickelback is the 11th best-selling music artist of all time, with more than 50 million records sold and more than 4.7 billion streams to date. The band has released 23 chart-topping singles, with 19 charting on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Their undeniable success has led to more than 26 awards, including Billboard Music Awards, American Music Awards, MTV Video Music Awards, MuchMusic Video Awards, People’s Choice Awards, JUNO Awards and more. Among their many accolades, the band has also done 12 consecutive sold-out tours, with nearly 10 million tickets sold worldwide.

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Nickelback releases “High Time”, the Canadian ode to cannabis and the road