Crash Gary Numan
"Crash" by Gary Numan, released in 1986, blends elements of synth-pop and new wave, characterized by its electronic soundscapes and driving beats. The song explores themes of emotional turmoil, isolation, and the struggle for connection amidst chaos. Lyrically, it reflects a sense of disorientation and vulnerability, capturing the essence of human fragility. Unique musical elements include Numan's distinctive vocal style and innovative synth arrangements. The song contributed to Numan's status as a pioneering figure in electronic music, influencing future artists in the genre. #SynthPop
Don't things change?
Don't we all?
What's it like to
Crash? The driver
Crash? The driver
Crash? The driver
Crash
Like some down to boys, never again
You are mine
Nothing more to prove
So please just send in the machines
We know little of celebrations
And how are things with you?
You're hung up on "time"
You're hung up on "age"
You're hung up on "time"
You're hung up on "age"
Oh-oh, now there's me
Whoa-oh, now there's me
What's it like to
Crash? The driver
Crash? The driver
Crash? The driver
Crash
Don't we all?
What's it like to
Crash? The driver
Crash? The driver
Crash? The driver
Crash
Like some down to boys, never again
You are mine
Nothing more to prove
So please just send in the machines
We know little of celebrations
And how are things with you?
You're hung up on "time"
You're hung up on "age"
You're hung up on "time"
You're hung up on "age"
Oh-oh, now there's me
Whoa-oh, now there's me
What's it like to
Crash? The driver
Crash? The driver
Crash? The driver
Crash
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