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11/20/2008

Wouldn't it be nice, if cars were banned.

From the Car Free Networks YouTube Site.

A video by Heather.

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Catchy!

Though one thing I've always thought about, and they didn't mention in the video... parking lots. Imagine if we didn't have to have all that space covered in asphalt.

Ack, folk music. Scary. Otherwise the sentiment is good.

I thought the folk music part of it was an attempt at humor, but the more I listen to it the more I think, maybe it is serious. I know the song is serious, but how it is sung is funny.

Either way its annoying like a good political song should be. First you are like, "this is cool," and then you are like, "shut up man, you suck, stop it..."

I'm going to get my guitar out and sing it at parking lots. I will help the song by adding a verse about parking lots.

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