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Little ZENN Car
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1. Little ZENN Car
-2009, 2011 © Deborah B. Seymour (Herkimer Productions)
Ignition’s on, but she don’t make sound as I push her pedal to the ground
I swear I’ve never had a ride like this before
“Zero Emissions, No Noise”, she wows the girls and blows away the boys They all ask how fast, how far how much
CHORUS:
Little ZENN car rocks my world, she’s a carbon-free green wheelin’ girl
No gas, no oil, no joke, I never expected
To be cruisin’ through the city streets on six lead acid batteries I need some juice, I just connect it, my little car is all electric
So you say you drive a Prius, but your still using gas & emissions inspections you’ve gotta pass
While me & my ZENN blow past all those stations
Coming on home at the end of the day I just pull out the plug and plug her in in the driveway
Go inside and pour myself a cold one
BRIDGE:
Oh, the cost is hard to bear…it’s a penny to drive a mile from here to there…
So give up your guzzler, ditch the Dodge and shove that Chevy back in the garage
It’s time to get current and go with the flow
My little ZENN car is here to say more like her are coming your way Charge ‘em up and get ready to roll!
CODA:
C’mon over, feel free to inspect it, my little car is all electric Roll over oil, you best accept it: my little car is all electric
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Mama Wears A Hard Hat
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Roger's Jig
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Words
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Deb Seymour Seattle, Washington
Whimsical & wacky, Seymour's off-beat subjects, clever turns of phrase and all-encompassing musicality are reminiscent of Christine Lavin, Tom Lehrer, and Tenacious D. Seymour has four CDs of original work out and live, tours and streams regularly
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