The "California State Song" is officially titled "I Love You, California." Written by Frederick H. Clapp in 1913, the song celebrates the beauty and diversity of California. It expresses affection for the state's landscapes, including its mountains, valleys, and coastlines. The song was adopted as the state song of California in 1988. It is often performed at state events and gatherings, reflecting the pride of Californians in their home. The lyrics highlight themes of love and appreciation for the state's natural wonders and cultural richness.