Digital Oxide
from In Transit by George Zhen
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumGeorge Zhen's third album, "In Transit" on Compact Disc. Packaging includes a 4-panel full color insert with linear notes. Includes free digital download collection (including three bonus tracks) with purchase.
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lyrics
We're dumber than diesel
Trying to appease you
Trying to make it right
In spite of the weather
A supersonic tether
Is pulling us outside
We have nowhere to go
Nothing to see
Nothing to hope for
A subatomic law
Can't erase the things that we saw
While we were driving with the lights off
Speeding down a blacktop four-lane
With nothing but a arm full of promises
Reaching in through the sadness
Pulling out the madness
Letting it be our guide
So charming and clever
Supporting our endeavor
With digital oxide
We've got nowhere to go
Nothing to see
We've got nothing to reach for
Because nothing ever dies
And no one's gonna stop us tonight
While we're driving with the lights off
Speeding down a blacktop four-lane
With nothing but this fist full of promises
We'll be done before dawn
And we'll be sleeping with the lights on
Hell, there'll be nothing left to explain
We don't care what your mother says
Now we've got somewhere to go
Someplace to see
Something to hope for
'Cause nothing ever dies
Even when galaxies collide
A part of us is always alive
While we're driving with our lights off
Speeding down a blacktop four-lane
With nothing but a world full of promises
We'll be done before dawn
And we'll be sleeping with the lights on
Hell, there'll be nothing left to explain
We don't really care what your mother says
Care what your mother says
Trying to appease you
Trying to make it right
In spite of the weather
A supersonic tether
Is pulling us outside
We have nowhere to go
Nothing to see
Nothing to hope for
A subatomic law
Can't erase the things that we saw
While we were driving with the lights off
Speeding down a blacktop four-lane
With nothing but a arm full of promises
Reaching in through the sadness
Pulling out the madness
Letting it be our guide
So charming and clever
Supporting our endeavor
With digital oxide
We've got nowhere to go
Nothing to see
We've got nothing to reach for
Because nothing ever dies
And no one's gonna stop us tonight
While we're driving with the lights off
Speeding down a blacktop four-lane
With nothing but this fist full of promises
We'll be done before dawn
And we'll be sleeping with the lights on
Hell, there'll be nothing left to explain
We don't care what your mother says
Now we've got somewhere to go
Someplace to see
Something to hope for
'Cause nothing ever dies
Even when galaxies collide
A part of us is always alive
While we're driving with our lights off
Speeding down a blacktop four-lane
With nothing but a world full of promises
We'll be done before dawn
And we'll be sleeping with the lights on
Hell, there'll be nothing left to explain
We don't really care what your mother says
Care what your mother says
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from In Transit,
released November 11, 2011
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George Zhen Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Multi-instrumentalist George Zhen weaves melody and songcraft into a sound that is uniquely his own. Piano, guitars, various
programming and studio skills on bass and drums have melded into something that is very, very Zhen. You know it when you hear it.
Listen. You'll like...
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