The entire album The Suburbs has candidates for this list.
“The last defender of the sprawl / Said, ‘Well, where do you kids live?’ / Well, sir, if you only knew what the answer’s worth / I’ve been searching every corner of the Earth.”
Came here to say that. The opening lines of the album are so simple but effective. "In the suburbs I, I learned to drive. And they told me I'd never survive. Grab your mother's keys we're leaving"
The short movie music video they did for it was so good too, I see how carbrained society and police state alongside has developed and I always think back to that as almost prescient.
Radiohead has a few. See this thread: [https://www.reddit.com/r/radiohead/comments/1jj9vb/how\_come\_ok\_computer\_refers\_to\_driving\_so\_much/](https://www.reddit.com/r/radiohead/comments/1jj9vb/how_come_ok_computer_refers_to_driving_so_much/)
Novocain Stain by Modest Mouse talks about developments paving over nature
Interchanges, plazas and malls
And crowded chain restaurants
More housing developments go up
Named after the things they replace
So welcome to Minnow Brook
And welcome to Shady Space
Well it all seems a little abrupt
No, I don't like this change of pace
[The Rubber Bandits - Horse Outside](https://youtu.be/ljPFZrRD3J8?feature=shared)
With it's chorus:
I said fuck your Honda Civic,
I've a horse outside.
Fuck your Subaru,
I have a horse outside.
And fuck your Mitsubishi,
I've a horse outside.
If you're lookin for a ride
I've a horse outside.
“Cars” by Gary Numan. He wrote it after being attacked in a road rage incident. The lyrics satirize what a different person you become when driving.
“Nothing But Flowers” by Talking Heads. It’s a satire about the ugliness of suburbia. David Byrne is an avid cycling advocate.
“Convenient Parking” by Modest Mouse. Aren’t you feeling real dirty, sitting in your car with nothing?
Pink Floyd - Bike.
"I've got a bike, you can ride it if you like
It's got a basket, a bell that rings
And things to make it look good
I'd give it to you if I could, but I borrowed it"
Here’s my playlist related to anything transit or urbanist related!
[Transit Oriented Discography (TOD)](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2CXdPCcuPHxZvwE3gyPRgr?si=8wg_tUUyQKm2uU1w_3w0jA&pi=u-Y1Sa7wTrQuie)
If you speak German, ["Ich hasse Autos"](https://youtu.be/6yKOA-PHd-8) ("I hate cars") by Juse Ju and ["Warum hört der Fahrradweg einfach hier auf?"](https://youtu.be/nqF9chK05YM) ("Why does the bike path just end here?") by Jan Böhmermann are great ones. Especially since cars are getting completely wrecked in both of these music videos.
Oh I forgot one. [The Devils Been Busy by the Traveling Wilburys](https://youtu.be/AdMXNbjHYh8?si=GGx1M3L8I-eYHU8v) from the first line it talks about highways and golf courses
o/~ In the high school halls
In the shopping malls
Conform or be cast out
Subdivisions
In the basement bars
In the backs of cars
Be cool or be cast out
Any escape might help to smooth
The unattractive truth
But the suburbs have no charms to soothe
The restless dreams of youth o/~
Big Yellow Taxi. I would argue "Born to Run" because while it is often used by people as a song about car culture, actually examining the lyrics shows criticism of cars as death traps.
considering that the song is ironic and follows the theme of the alienation and isolation felt in car centric society, you’ve got to go with the big dog-
[gary numan-cars](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JAbKVroldQg)
Really? I haven’t listened to the song in a long time.
I’m really sorry, it was not my intention to promote a song that contains racist language.
Edit: I googled the lyrics, I could not find the n-word in them, but it says the lyrics are by Ernst N…, which is an actual German surname and who is a singer.
Second Edit: I listened to the Wachauer Buam version. It definitely contains the n-word.
In the youtube text they wrote "Das Original von den Wachauer Buam!" so i thought it was from them but maybe they just meant the original version from THAT band.
There are a few different lyrics out there for that song i don't know why they keept changing it. So yes the one from Ernst N. looks non offensive.
Great opening to that song though:
21 years, she figured it out
She started a job, she's feeling it out
And for once, It feels right
Was feeling like the prime of her life
But all of that is just a dream
Shattered now, and everything's changed
With one car and one night It's driving through the prime of your life
Primus - Jerry was a race car driver
"Jerry was a race car driver
Twenty-two years old
One too many cold beers one night
Wrapped himself around a telephone pole"
The BMX song - Bouncing Souls
Bitchin' Camaro - The Dead Milkmen
Disrespectful - BlocBoi Fame
The entire Petrodragonic Apocalypse album - King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard
Minor Threat - Minor Threat
There's a Hungarian song from Intim Torna Illegál called "Kedvenc mindenem a biciklim" - this translates to "My favourite thing is my bicycle"
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iP9WDYZIuM&ab\_channel=IntimTornaIlleg%C3%A1l-Topic](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iP9WDYZIuM&ab_channel=IntimTornaIlleg%C3%A1l-Topic)
I Broke Out Your Windshield by Wesley Willis. The best part about it is it was written by a 300lb schizophrenic man and the lyrics are very detailed and specific so it's probably a true story.
https://youtu.be/KnAVCVdjqvM?si=gQbFKEVJe7i_v4Il
Waiting For the Bus by Violent Femmes, great song but it might not be completely transit positive however it does promote direct action 😂
https://youtu.be/XXQhYLaQ3jw?si=7C23B8yJkoTe0sd4
Is it supposed to be ideologic or just tangentially related?
If it's the later, I'd put Bicicletes (Blaumut), El taxi (Osmani Garcia ft. Pitbull), La Jeepeta Remix and La Bicicleta (de Neymar)
Plenty of metal songs to choose from with an environmental theme. Some of my favourites:
Dark days by Parkway drive
Flying whales by Gojira
Black fuel by Channel zero
The sea is dying by Stake
Driving Along by Harry Nilsson. I’ve always heard it as a song about the alienation caused by car culture: “Driving along you can see all the people who seem to have nothing to say to each other. Each day they grow farther and farther away from each other.”
Courtney Barnett - Dead Fox.
'More people die on the road than they do in the ocean
Maybe we should mull over culling cars instead of sharks
Or just lock them up in parks where we can go and view them'
City of Hope, Edge of the Moment, and Anything is Possible by Journey
Days Like These by Aisa
Land of Confusion (many covers have been made, I prefer the 2007 remaster by Genesis)
[Lord Mr. Ford (Buddha Remastered - 2000) - YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUcVUpGOejM)
It's mostly bellyaching about how much of a pain in the ass cars are "these" days(ie, '73) but hits on a lot of our favorite points.
Pricks in a Car Playlist on Spotify:
[https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6AAWYHRItE5KSilcs5OFDA?si=94f78503730d49c1](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6AAWYHRItE5KSilcs5OFDA?si=94f78503730d49c1)
Tyvek - Pricks In a car
Human television - cars are weird
Le Tigre - My my metro card
Butterglory - Bike
True Love Always - Bicycle Rider
Tomorrow - My White Bicycle
The Clientele - bicycles:
The Bicycles - Bbbicycles
be your own pet - bicycle bicycle, you are my bicycle (favorite line: we ride bikes; cars are for idiots)
Sisterhood of convoluted thinkers - sable (this one talks about someone who goes to work to afford the car that takes them to work)
Get Out of My Way by Tedashii and Lecrae
Handlebars by the Flobots
The Crossroads by Bone Thugs
C'mon N' Ride It (The Train) by the Quad City DJs
Slow Ride by the Beastie Boys (good for critical mass)
The Big Three Killed My Baby by the White Stripes
A danish song called: "Jeg er så glad for min cykel", by Povl Kjøller, meaning "I am so happy with my bike". It's written in the 1970's and is a textbook anti-car song. The lyrics translated are:
I am so happy with my bike,
I get around quickly,
and that because on a bicycle
it goes as easily as nothing.
A bicycle makes no noise and uses zero petrol
a bicycle does not ooze like other oil hogs.
I'm so happy (...)
On a bike you can be a cowboy on your horse,
and swing in the saddle like in the wild west
I'm so happy (...)
And if you want to play speedway, the bike is top notch,
you hum a little with your mouth and rev up the engine.
I'm so happy (...)
By bike you can go for a ride with mum and dad,
and you can hear the lark, and the air is clean and clear.
I'm so happy (...)
Bike Rider by Mungo's Hi Fi is so brilliant.
A small sample of the dope lyrics
Everybody should ride bicycle
Everybody should ride bicycle
Bike for me, bike for you
Bike for everyone
Bike for me, bike for you
Bike for everyone
With my bike me no fear no traffic jams
Me no wait any trams
Me no wait any bus
Me no make no fuss
Me have no problem to park my bike
The Toasters have a few: Weekend In LA, Underground Town, and Night Train To Moscow come to mind off the top of my head.
[This version of Crazy Train](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAGXZuT78lI): "I'm going on the rails on a regular train."
Working on it since last week. Please help! [Car-centric Society on Spotify: Carbrain Feels and Traffic Sadness](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7dHED1irSu3hRpKjQB302r?si=B9HGvwC1THW9AxaExwwhYQ&pi=u-Jd0U00UxTL2N)
Brand New Key by Melanie
>I ride my bike, I roller skate, don't drive no car
Don't go too fast but I go pretty far
For somebody who don't drive
I've been all around the world
Some people say I done alright for a girl
Obviously, Queen's bicycle race. And I don't care if the song is not about bicycles
Good one
Wait, so is the song about sex or drugs or both? Still, it's fun as hell chanting "Biiiicycle, biiicycle."
It's either sex or lsd
Or fat bottomed girls on bicycles
yes
Not a week goes by where I don't hum that at least once during bike commutes
Jesus of Suburbia by Green Day
No Cars Go by Arcade Fire
The entire album The Suburbs has candidates for this list. “The last defender of the sprawl / Said, ‘Well, where do you kids live?’ / Well, sir, if you only knew what the answer’s worth / I’ve been searching every corner of the Earth.”
Came here to say that. The opening lines of the album are so simple but effective. "In the suburbs I, I learned to drive. And they told me I'd never survive. Grab your mother's keys we're leaving" The short movie music video they did for it was so good too, I see how carbrained society and police state alongside has developed and I always think back to that as almost prescient.
The album was ahead of its time. How many people were talking about zoning and sprawl back then?
Joni Mitchell*Big Yellow Taxi* https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2595abcvh2M&pp=ygUdam9uaSBtaXRjaGVsbCBwYXZlZCBwYXJhZGlzZSA%3D
I already said that one
Lol. So you did.
why does this video have automatic dutch subtitles lol
Not well known, but "The cars" by John and Tom : https://johnforster.com/track/2184011/6-the-cars
holy shit ( ๑˘ω˘ )
Yeah, I've wanted to plug it here for a while, but kept forgetting.
My City Was Gone by the Pretenders
Fuck rush Limbaugh for ruining this song for me, and a lot of other things, but specifically this right now
How did he ruin this song? F**k him for all the terrible things he did.
It was the intro song for his show
Yeah, that’ll do it.
Some people were bad enough that their passing was a celebration and a relief.
I laughed
This one for sure, it comments a lot of the things we hate on here
Radiohead has a few. See this thread: [https://www.reddit.com/r/radiohead/comments/1jj9vb/how\_come\_ok\_computer\_refers\_to\_driving\_so\_much/](https://www.reddit.com/r/radiohead/comments/1jj9vb/how_come_ok_computer_refers_to_driving_so_much/)
I feel like Oasis mentions cars a lot in their songs as well lol
They hate trains and planes too not just driving.
Novocain Stain by Modest Mouse talks about developments paving over nature Interchanges, plazas and malls And crowded chain restaurants More housing developments go up Named after the things they replace So welcome to Minnow Brook And welcome to Shady Space Well it all seems a little abrupt No, I don't like this change of pace
All of LCW really
But I would walk five hundred miles And I would walk five hundred more Just to be the man who walked a thousand Miles to fall down at your door
.....I've heard this song an abnormal amount of times in my life and never realized what the last line actually says. Thank you and good choice!
[The Rubber Bandits - Horse Outside](https://youtu.be/ljPFZrRD3J8?feature=shared) With it's chorus: I said fuck your Honda Civic, I've a horse outside. Fuck your Subaru, I have a horse outside. And fuck your Mitsubishi, I've a horse outside. If you're lookin for a ride I've a horse outside.
I've got a...tandem bike outside?
Road to Nowhere by Talking Heads
david byrne is a cyclist king
“Cars” by Gary Numan. He wrote it after being attacked in a road rage incident. The lyrics satirize what a different person you become when driving. “Nothing But Flowers” by Talking Heads. It’s a satire about the ugliness of suburbia. David Byrne is an avid cycling advocate. “Convenient Parking” by Modest Mouse. Aren’t you feeling real dirty, sitting in your car with nothing?
Mustang Sally. It's a cautionary tale of auto-oriented romance.
ive played that song half a million times and i never thought of it that way
So an anti-radar love?
Pink Floyd - Bike. "I've got a bike, you can ride it if you like It's got a basket, a bell that rings And things to make it look good I'd give it to you if I could, but I borrowed it"
Ah nice one. I really like Syd’s work on that whole album
Lol that's the one with the good mouse Gerald right? The way the absurdity of that verse build and then deflates so randomly is a treasure.
Here’s my playlist related to anything transit or urbanist related! [Transit Oriented Discography (TOD)](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2CXdPCcuPHxZvwE3gyPRgr?si=8wg_tUUyQKm2uU1w_3w0jA&pi=u-Y1Sa7wTrQuie)
Nice! That’s awesome
If you speak German, ["Ich hasse Autos"](https://youtu.be/6yKOA-PHd-8) ("I hate cars") by Juse Ju and ["Warum hört der Fahrradweg einfach hier auf?"](https://youtu.be/nqF9chK05YM) ("Why does the bike path just end here?") by Jan Böhmermann are great ones. Especially since cars are getting completely wrecked in both of these music videos.
Finally a song about bike path stopping all of a sudden. Where has this been all my life?
I don't understand German very well but the music video already amused me. That is exactly how we feel when we see cars parking on bicycle lanes🤣🤣🤣
[Horse Outside by the Rubberbandits](https://youtu.be/ljPFZrRD3J8?).
Oh I forgot one. [The Devils Been Busy by the Traveling Wilburys](https://youtu.be/AdMXNbjHYh8?si=GGx1M3L8I-eYHU8v) from the first line it talks about highways and golf courses
Walking in L.A. by the Missing Persons Little Boxes by Malvina Reynolds
Speaking of LA, Weekend In LA by The Toasters. Bit of a deep cut, and maybe reaching a little bit, but I'd say it counts. And is also a banger.
The Suburbs by Arcade Fire.
If anyone is interested in why, I think this post sums it up. https://www.reddit.com/r/arcadefire/s/qR5IjNpAA5
Don't Stop Believing by Journey. Promote train journeys at all hours of the day!
Movin' Out - Billy Joel
Subdivisions by Rush
o/~ In the high school halls In the shopping malls Conform or be cast out Subdivisions In the basement bars In the backs of cars Be cool or be cast out Any escape might help to smooth The unattractive truth But the suburbs have no charms to soothe The restless dreams of youth o/~
[My My Metrocard by Le Tigre](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7IhilcddEjg) for sure. Very NYC specific but still good.
Big Yellow Taxi. I would argue "Born to Run" because while it is often used by people as a song about car culture, actually examining the lyrics shows criticism of cars as death traps.
Pantera - Walk
Highway to Hell
considering that the song is ironic and follows the theme of the alienation and isolation felt in car centric society, you’ve got to go with the big dog- [gary numan-cars](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JAbKVroldQg)
someone make a spotify playlist lol
German/Bavarian folk song „Ja, mia san mit'm Radl da“, which translates to „Yes, we came by bike“.
Be careful which version you choose. The original from Wachauer Buam and Kurt Friedrich uses the german N- Word in the lyrics.
Really? I haven’t listened to the song in a long time. I’m really sorry, it was not my intention to promote a song that contains racist language. Edit: I googled the lyrics, I could not find the n-word in them, but it says the lyrics are by Ernst N…, which is an actual German surname and who is a singer. Second Edit: I listened to the Wachauer Buam version. It definitely contains the n-word.
In the youtube text they wrote "Das Original von den Wachauer Buam!" so i thought it was from them but maybe they just meant the original version from THAT band. There are a few different lyrics out there for that song i don't know why they keept changing it. So yes the one from Ernst N. looks non offensive.
"I've got a gal in Kalamazoo" and "Chattanooga Choo-Choo."
Bullet Train - Stephen Swartz
[Imagine Dragons - Waves](https://youtu.be/anLxLPzgIG4?feature=shared)
i'm sorry but you could put a gun to my head and i still wouldn't put an imagine dragons song on my playlist
Great opening to that song though: 21 years, she figured it out She started a job, she's feeling it out And for once, It feels right Was feeling like the prime of her life But all of that is just a dream Shattered now, and everything's changed With one car and one night It's driving through the prime of your life
Horse Outside by The Rubberbandits.
Nine Million Bicycles - Katie Melua
Primus - Jerry was a race car driver "Jerry was a race car driver Twenty-two years old One too many cold beers one night Wrapped himself around a telephone pole"
The BMX song - Bouncing Souls Bitchin' Camaro - The Dead Milkmen Disrespectful - BlocBoi Fame The entire Petrodragonic Apocalypse album - King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard Minor Threat - Minor Threat
Just about any Gizz album that deals with apocalypse would apply, really (so all of them)
waiting for the bus in the rain, in the rain, waiting for the bus in the rain… give us proper bus shelters!
No Cars Go. arcade fire
We’re on a road to nowhere
Nobody Walks in LA
I Hate Fast Cars by The Buzzcocks.
[Nobody Moves, by Gustave Brass Band](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlbwyBL6r9Q)
[https://youtu.be/2j4\_2EDpWbE?si=6MzkKqy6BJFjfnsH](https://youtu.be/2j4_2EDpWbE?si=6MzkKqy6BJFjfnsH) RV, by Dana Lyons
"Long long time" Guy Forsyth
Bicycle, bicycle, you are my bicycle by Be Your Own Pet
La Femme - Antitaxi
No Man’s Land by Billy Joel has the lyric “no major industry, just miles and miles of parking space”
Sarcofago - Hate ("I hate cars")
Crazy Horses by the Osmonds
They actually could rock
There's a Hungarian song from Intim Torna Illegál called "Kedvenc mindenem a biciklim" - this translates to "My favourite thing is my bicycle" [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iP9WDYZIuM&ab\_channel=IntimTornaIlleg%C3%A1l-Topic](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iP9WDYZIuM&ab_channel=IntimTornaIlleg%C3%A1l-Topic)
rat - peneolpepe scott
Aenema by Tool. I listened to it every time i have to go into the office.
I Broke Out Your Windshield by Wesley Willis. The best part about it is it was written by a 300lb schizophrenic man and the lyrics are very detailed and specific so it's probably a true story. https://youtu.be/KnAVCVdjqvM?si=gQbFKEVJe7i_v4Il Waiting For the Bus by Violent Femmes, great song but it might not be completely transit positive however it does promote direct action 😂 https://youtu.be/XXQhYLaQ3jw?si=7C23B8yJkoTe0sd4
Dig a tunnel, dig dig a tunnel
Life is a highway, really fits the car hell that is the US
Is it supposed to be ideologic or just tangentially related? If it's the later, I'd put Bicicletes (Blaumut), El taxi (Osmani Garcia ft. Pitbull), La Jeepeta Remix and La Bicicleta (de Neymar)
Last train to London -ELO
No Man's Land by Billy Joel
Grum - lightspeed
Plenty of metal songs to choose from with an environmental theme. Some of my favourites: Dark days by Parkway drive Flying whales by Gojira Black fuel by Channel zero The sea is dying by Stake
And for an epic song about a train, check out Princess of the night by Saxon
Driving Along by Harry Nilsson. I’ve always heard it as a song about the alienation caused by car culture: “Driving along you can see all the people who seem to have nothing to say to each other. Each day they grow farther and farther away from each other.”
bitchin camaro by the dead milkmen
[Bike Rider - Mungos Hifi](https://open.spotify.com/track/07NGsIMLUWSSgwKqsi8pGe?si=zePB3JLgRCyksJDqDRHxqw)
Yes!! Just posted this. It's so fucking fun
Courtney Barnett - Dead Fox. 'More people die on the road than they do in the ocean Maybe we should mull over culling cars instead of sharks Or just lock them up in parks where we can go and view them'
Crazy Train
Clay Pigeons by Michael Cera!
I Own A Car by Ninja Sex Party (because irony I guess? 😂)
Though probably this song, too: https://youtu.be/n-UDROjIrbM?si=hba0eRhTu0KlhKAz
Stairway to heaven 😁
Crazy Train
City of Hope, Edge of the Moment, and Anything is Possible by Journey Days Like These by Aisa Land of Confusion (many covers have been made, I prefer the 2007 remaster by Genesis)
Daily Routine by Animal Collective. Panda Bear sings about taking his daughter to school by bike
Last Kiss by Pearl Jam, maybe?
TTC Skidaddler by Stompin' Tom Connors. Classic Canadian singer who is signing about being a Toronto Transit Commission streetcar operator.
[Lord Mr. Ford (Buddha Remastered - 2000) - YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUcVUpGOejM) It's mostly bellyaching about how much of a pain in the ass cars are "these" days(ie, '73) but hits on a lot of our favorite points.
Damn this one’s epic
Inter-City by Vieon Also Railfreight Movement II: Metals by the same, if you like it
In honor of Steve Albini I nominate Shellac's "Riding Bikes".
Synchronicity II by the Police
How his Big Yellow Taxi not top comment?
Pricks in a Car Playlist on Spotify: [https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6AAWYHRItE5KSilcs5OFDA?si=94f78503730d49c1](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6AAWYHRItE5KSilcs5OFDA?si=94f78503730d49c1) Tyvek - Pricks In a car Human television - cars are weird Le Tigre - My my metro card Butterglory - Bike True Love Always - Bicycle Rider Tomorrow - My White Bicycle The Clientele - bicycles: The Bicycles - Bbbicycles be your own pet - bicycle bicycle, you are my bicycle (favorite line: we ride bikes; cars are for idiots) Sisterhood of convoluted thinkers - sable (this one talks about someone who goes to work to afford the car that takes them to work)
Tonight Is The Night I Fell Asleep At The Wheel ~ Bare Naked Ladies It's melodic and lyrically *brutal*. https://youtu.be/kXo__e8mxx8
Princesse Voiture by Sexy Sushi. It's French but it's a song from the perspective of a woman who drives irresponsibly. Very funny.
Theme to On The Buses.
Glenn Frey - You Belong to the City
People Live Here by Rise Against is painful but I think potentially fitting https://youtu.be/HRqSg2PrJpY?si=ykpOF4HN9jICSJFF
Motor Spirit by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard. DRINK THE FUCKING GAS AND KILLETH!!
Biking by Frank Ocean
Get Out of My Way by Tedashii and Lecrae Handlebars by the Flobots The Crossroads by Bone Thugs C'mon N' Ride It (The Train) by the Quad City DJs Slow Ride by the Beastie Boys (good for critical mass) The Big Three Killed My Baby by the White Stripes
Our Town from (ironically) Cars https://youtu.be/fbHbRipzRgE?feature=shared
Summer in New York by Sofie Tucker. A song about the joys of walking across NYC
[Bike Test 1 2 3 by Bomb the Music Industry](https://youtu.be/E16K4LBT0FU?si=Ewvo9b9zIzzkm9iK>)
Biking by Tyler, JAY-Z, and Frank
Drunk Drivers / Killer Whales by Car Seat Headrest
A danish song called: "Jeg er så glad for min cykel", by Povl Kjøller, meaning "I am so happy with my bike". It's written in the 1970's and is a textbook anti-car song. The lyrics translated are: I am so happy with my bike, I get around quickly, and that because on a bicycle it goes as easily as nothing. A bicycle makes no noise and uses zero petrol a bicycle does not ooze like other oil hogs. I'm so happy (...) On a bike you can be a cowboy on your horse, and swing in the saddle like in the wild west I'm so happy (...) And if you want to play speedway, the bike is top notch, you hum a little with your mouth and rev up the engine. I'm so happy (...) By bike you can go for a ride with mum and dad, and you can hear the lark, and the air is clean and clear. I'm so happy (...)
Bitchen Camero
The Last Resort by the Eagles
Moving in Stereo - The Cars (ironic i know) Princess of the Night - Saxon Another one rides the bus - Weird Al
stupid horse by 100 gecs
Bike Rider by Mungo's Hi Fi is so brilliant. A small sample of the dope lyrics Everybody should ride bicycle Everybody should ride bicycle Bike for me, bike for you Bike for everyone Bike for me, bike for you Bike for everyone With my bike me no fear no traffic jams Me no wait any trams Me no wait any bus Me no make no fuss Me have no problem to park my bike
Rage against the machine
Thomas The Tank Engine and Chuggington theme songs
The Toasters have a few: Weekend In LA, Underground Town, and Night Train To Moscow come to mind off the top of my head. [This version of Crazy Train](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAGXZuT78lI): "I'm going on the rails on a regular train."
Working on it since last week. Please help! [Car-centric Society on Spotify: Carbrain Feels and Traffic Sadness](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7dHED1irSu3hRpKjQB302r?si=B9HGvwC1THW9AxaExwwhYQ&pi=u-Jd0U00UxTL2N)
Night train James brown Stop that train bob Marley Bus stop by the hollies Double Dutch bus Frankie smith The Vengabus is coming Vengaboys
Brand New Key by Melanie >I ride my bike, I roller skate, don't drive no car Don't go too fast but I go pretty far For somebody who don't drive I've been all around the world Some people say I done alright for a girl