Huarache Lights

Huarache Lights Is the first song that features in the album, Why Make Sense?.

Trivia

 * A huarache is a type of leather sandal, originally worn by Mexican Indians, which were popular among '60s hippies. The name was adopted by Nike for their Air Flight Huarache sneakers. Co-vocalist Alexis Taylor explained: "I was trying to capture the feeling of excitement I get when hearing Joe (Goddard)'s new music for the first time, and collaborating with him on it."
 * The "I got something for your mind your body and your soul" lyric is borrowed from Lyn Collins' much sampled 1972 James Brown produced track "Think (About It)".
 * The accompanying video is based around a light installation by artist Robert Bell and filmed in one take by Andy Knowles. The director said: "The challenge was to bring something new to an existing sculpture, respecting Robert Bell's work whilst adding a Hot Chip influence."

Remixes

 * Soulwax

Lyrics

 * When I see the beams of
 * Those huarache lights
 * I know every single thing
 * Will be just right


 * I know every single
 * We play tonight
 * Will make the people
 * Just bathe in the light
 * Just bathe in the light
 * Bathe in the light


 * So I can see
 * I got something here
 * That you don't ever want to turn down
 * I got something for your mind
 * Your body, and your soul
 * Every day of my life
 * Every day of my life


 * Machines are great, but
 * Best when they come to life
 * You can burn your finger on
 * The pulse of the light
 * There's nothing to touch and
 * There's nothing to hold
 * Am I so truthful
 * Or in truth
 * Is the youth just getting old?


 * Give it up Now
 * Let it go x4


 * Replace us with the things
 * That do the job better x4


 * So I can see
 * I got something for your mind
 * Your body, and your soul
 * Every day of my life
 * Every day of my life


 * Give it up Now
 * Let it go x4


 * Replace us with the things
 * That do the job better x4