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Here Comes The Future is a journey through time, exploring modern world innovations that have made people nervous, or downright terrified, but have become part of our everyday lives.
lyrics
It's 1825, I just turned 23
Working on that new railroad Momma feared for me
"Going thirty miles an hour, you won't arrive in one piece"
Oh no, here comes the future
Stepping off of that railcar
Now I'm back at the house
They're wiring up a black box Grandad's worried about
He don't like talking to folks he can't see
Oh no, here comes the future
Things move to fast
It makes me feel slow
This progress has spun itself out of control
We don't mind change
We just like what we know
Oh, here comes the future
That country and western swings me just right
But that rock and roll music's got the devil inside
Now they're talking about a fever on a Saturday night
Oh no, here comes the future
My Grandad wrote Grandma letters of romance
My Dad asked my Mom once if she'd like to dance
Now you swipe right just to get in their pants
Oh no, here comes the future
Things move to fast
It makes me feel slow
This progress has spun itself out of control
We like new music
But play one we know
Oh, here comes the future
There was a bright light and some folks looked away
I stared right in and I saw a new day
No gender, no wars, the computers have legs
Oh lord, could this be the future?
Oh, here comes the future
credits
released January 1, 2023
Written by Miranda Dawn, Chris Hawkes and Eric Witthans
Recorded by Dawn and Hawkes Family Band
Miranda Dawn: vocals, acoustic guitar
Chris Hawkes: vocals, electric guitar
Chico Oropeza: drums
Zeke Benenate: upright bass
Engineered by Pat Manske, live without overdubs, at The Zone
Mix and cover art by Chris Hawkes
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