Alright
Plays
Lyrics
I wanna go to the beach with you You bring the weed I'll bring the music On a holiday for two or is it a workday? I think that it's Tuesday I wanna blow every cloud away So do a rain dance in reverse I'll roll the sunroof down and let the UV burn me Yeah, I'm happy I'm feeling alright, yeah I'm feeling alright, yeah I'm feeling alright, yeah Are you feeling alright? Yeah Alright, alright, alright Let's eat burritos at the beach I want one bigger than my forearm Wanna burn myself on habanero salsa Hmm, that's nostalgia, ooo Can you bury me in sand I wanna be a little grunion Maybe leave room for my hand I'll hold an ice cream I am cozy I'm feeling alright, yeah Are you feeling alright? Yeah I'm feeling alright, yeah Are you feeling alright? Yeah Alright alright alright alright Float on the water Living in a blue dream with you Float down the river Living in a blue dream with you (A blue dream with you) With you with you I'm feeling alright, yeah Ya feeling alright? Yeah I'm feeling alright, yeah Are you feeling alright? Yeah I'm feeling alright, yeah Yeah, I'm feeling alright Yeah, Are you feeling alright? Yeah, alright (Alright) Alright, alright
A Moonlight Beach day-check: burritos, sand, UV, and the call-and-response question, are you feeling alright?: answered until it becomes true.
Official video
Open on YouTube · Write · perform · mix
ISRC QZTB62505651 (soundexchange)
Standalone single (July 11, 2025 · Beformer × indiemono), not on US or any in-progress LP. On October 5, 2026, Spotify showed 907,635 plays, 3:22. The count moves. The DistroKid credit pane lists music and lyrics as Luke Francis Walton, BMI 00579587572. Producer, mixing, recording, drums, bass, guitar, synthesizer, and singing are billed as Scoobert Doobert. Riley Knapp mastered it. Grizzard Graphics did the graphic design. A post-I beach day, like the 2025 single best. day. ever..
It started as a voice note on a cliff above Moonlight Beach: California burrito, waves, and a silly call-and-response, you feeling alright? / yeah. The song keeps asking until the answer sticks. The logistics are the romance: you bring the weed, I’ll bring the music, is this a holiday or a workday? (I think that it’s Tuesday.) Sunroof down, UV on purpose.
The rest is beach comedy, a burrito bigger than my forearm and a request to be buried like a grunion with room for my hand to hold an ice cream. The chorus stacks alright until it’s less a question than a fact.
Official music video on YouTube, also on Selected Videos.
Soundville called it floating-through-the-stars soul-melt; Distromono has the burrito heart-to-heart. See also: Press · Catalog.
DistroKid credit pane: Music and lyrics, Luke Francis Walton (BMI 00579587572). Producer, mixing engineer, recording engineer, drums, bass, guitar, synthesizer, and singing and vocals billed as Scoobert Doobert. Mastering engineer, Riley Knapp. Graphic design, Grizzard Graphics.