"Centerville" genre: Classic Rock
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	Original song recorded as a Demo for use in teaching the song to my fellow band members.
	Credits: Word and Music by Jay Singer
	Story Behind the Song This song was written at a rather frustrating time in my life when I felt that I was stagnating in my daily existance and found myself somewhat trapped and numb. Upon seeing Rod Serling's "Stop over in a small town" from the famous Twilight Zone TV show, I became inspired and thus the metaphor was born. Lyrics Around another Corner, a freedom wind begins to blow but the only stop is centerville and there's no place else to go These cardboard trees last forever, and there's no telling whether it will stop, in the near future or not Do you know the way out? Please tell me if you know You gotta get me out of Centerville Is this real or just a joke I can't remember the last time I've felt something real, except the feel of this cold hard steel In a dream believed so quickly, in a refuge we call sleep It seems so real and solid until we try to leave I can hear the whistle blowing but there's no way of knowing if this will change, will things remain the same I keep on asking people if they know the way to go Is there someone up there watching as we walk out on the road Can this dream last forever, Cause there's no telling whether this will stop in the near future or not

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