The song "Rolling Stoned" by Upchurch is about finding solace and relaxation in the act of getting high and enjoying the simple pleasures of life. The lyrics depict the artist getting stoned in his backyard, surrounded by nature and gazing at the stars to clear his mind. The song highlights the artist's love for marijuana and the sense of freedom and euphoria it brings. He references smoking in the Colorado Rockies and hoping not to get caught by law enforcement. Despite Charlie Daniels' warning about smoking dope, the artist admits he can't help but enjoy it. Upchurch emphasizes the joy of driving with the windows down, listening to music, and drinking sweet tea. The sound of the humming of the car engines and the smoke-filled atmosphere resemble a concert, creating a carefree and happy atmosphere. The lyrics also depict the artist's close relationship with marijuana, referring to it as "Mary Jane" and the "thick green smoke." He enjoys making memories with his friends as they pass joints out of the window of their car. The artist mentions that although Jesus drank wine, he believes Jesus wouldn't mind joining him in his Chevy and passing around a few joints. This line suggests that, to the artist, getting high is a way to relax and connect with others, just as Jesus did with his disciples. Overall, "Rolling Stoned" celebrates the freedom, relaxation, and enjoyment found in getting high and appreciating life's simple pleasures. It embraces the idea of finding peace and happiness in unconventional ways while staying true to oneself.
