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Death Race

from Totem by Dan Greenwald/The Workers

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Track 1 of Totem e.p. CD

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Death Race


Who’s that fool driving up my ass?
Gotta be a fortune to top it off with gas.
Light weight truck, is yours bigger?
Slow down brother, take your finger off the trigger.

Curled in the gutter, you’re so high.
Isn’t your roof gonna kiss the sky?
Have to pull over, let you pass by,
You are mighty, I’m a little guy.

Urban sprawl, rush hour madness,
All the rage won’t cure the sadness.
Lean on the horn, flash the lights,
Crowd the driver, speed out of sight.

Death race on the road today.
Hope I see another day.
Angel of mercy steer me away.
Death race on the street today.

credits

from Totem, track released September 1, 2014
Dan Greenwald-Lead Vocals, Acoustic Rhythm Guitar
Will Hensley-Electric Lead Guitar, Pedal Steel Guitar
Jeremy McDonald-Bass
Jacob Cohen-Drums

Lyrics and Music by Dan Greenwald
Produced and Engineered by Will Hensley
Mastered by Alex Saltz/APS Mastering

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The Workers New York, New York

Dan got his start playing cello. He was privately classically trained, and played in school orchestras till graduation from H.S. In college he switched to guitar and self-instructed till ‘91, when he began formal study and created the first incarnation of his alt. rock unit The Workers. He went solo and now performs as a singer/songwriter. Dan is a 3-time winner of the ASCAPlus Popular Award. ... more

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