Hey guys, check it out! This awesome song was released back in 1984 by the one and only Greg Greg. It was featured on the soundtrack for the movie Desperate Teenage Lovedolls.
And get this, it was recorded at Spinhead Studios in North Hollywood. Phil Newman and Dave Markey were the genius engineers behind it all.
The song is all about Greg Graffin’s life as a musician, but in a sarcastic way. He’s singing about how he’s been away for a long time and can’t wait to see his home again. He’s running fast from the crazy world out there, you know?
But here’s the best part, Graffin is a multi-talented artist. He’s on vocals, guitar, bass, and drums. And Hetson is killing it on guitar and ride cymbal.
The lyrics are pretty deep too. Graffin talks about not having much money to show for his contributions to humanity, but he’s satisfied with people believing in him. He’s just trying to keep his distance from the freaks out there and make a positive impact.
So yeah, this song is all about running fast from the world out there. It’s catchy, it’s fun, and it’s totally relatable. Give it a listen and join in on the excitement!
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