"The Doppler Effect pt. 1" genre: Alternative General
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	The first part in a three part series...the second part is unfinished as of yet...
	CD: Savagery   Label: COLLEGE!/Rowdyism Credits: written, arranged, performed and produced by Andrew Van Horn at Debauchery studios (a.k.a. his room)
	Story Behind the Song The doppler effect is best understood when you think of an ambulence driving towards you the siren sounds high-pitched as it approaches because the sound waves are being compressed by the vehicle, but when it passes, the waves decompress in the wake, so the siren sounds lower pitched. I've lived right by a big highway in VA all my life, so it's natural for me to equate the sound of passing cars with the sound of passing time. Lyrics The Bracelet, handcuffed to my past handcuffed to my past The anchor, the wind and road I'd drive, like time, so fast thought I felt a gust of wind felt a gust of wind Chorus: I view this wreckage from afar and there's so much to be done in this land of abandoned barns we can't put it off for long Where we lay, my head between your legs head between your legs Palms wrinkled, full of hair gasps waves pressed by air I heard your voice drop low I heard your pitch drop low Repeat chorus

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