"bout a week ago. `bout a week ago I was driving one night with my father. In an old chevvy pick-up truck that we borrowed from a cousin of mine. And we were moving some furniture into New York. It was late in the evening. And the truck was really old and really worn out. The inside of the cab, really smelled a lot of gas. So the whole entire trip we were gagging for breath and getting very high of the fumes. And the steering was loose. It was typical old truck `53 chevvy or something like that. The whole bit. But anyway. We were driving in, and, we took the BQE and we were going to the Brooklyn bridge and we were going on and over the Brooklyn bridge. We got to that section where the pavement falls away and is replaced by those metal slats which make up the floor of the bridge itself. And your, and your car, wheels run and glisten over that and make this kind of a sound. You know what I mean? You've heard it I'm sure. And the wheels slip and slide a little bit and you always feel like maybe you're gonna get a little bit too close to that wall of the Bridge. And we're riding along listening to this sounds. And other cars were driving by making other sounds. That would have the, you know, that, and that doppler effect as they go by, right? And it was dark and it was night and the fumes were making me high and I was surrounded by a wall of guitars about a hundred feet up above the East river. And I liked it."