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"Motormorphosis" is a play
about people who turn themselves into automobiles. It was written by Vaclav
Havel in 1961, when he was only 24. This song was written as the theme music
for a puppet theater production of the play created for the Havel Festival in
New York in 2006 by Barry Weil and Tanya Khordoc. mp3* *A donation of $1 is suggested
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When You're an Automobile (Theme for "Motormorphosis") Life has so much appeal when you're an automobile. I tell you things can be quite surreal when you are an automobile: a Cadillac, a Pontiac, a Chevrolet, a Hummer in a cul-de-sac. Trade your heart in for steel, and you'll be an automobile. You will get the best deal when you're an automobile, and you'll have no emotions to feel when you are an automobile: an Isuzu, a Subaru, an S.U.V. for cruising Second Avenue. You won't know what is real till you're an automobile. Why should we to be human beings, with their human appetites. Better to be well-oiled machines with grills and fins and cool taillights. Put your shoulder to the wheel, now you're an automobile I tell you life won't be an ordeal when you are an automobile: a Mercury, a Cherokee, an Oldsmobile with a money-back guarantee. What could be more ideal than to be an automobile? |