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This song was recorded in 1989, originally intended for the scrapped album Learning to Hunt. Notably, it features a rare appearance from guitarist and bassist Greg Demos on vocals in the middle section. Though it had been bootlegged since the mid-‘90s, it was not officially released until 2000 on th...
[Verse 1]
Turbo boy can't go far
Can't make his wheels spin and smash the car
[Verse 2]
Jet stream Jim, red goes now
Leave the keys in the ignition line, jet stream Jim
[Chorus: Greg Demos]
I feel like a long lost stranger on a highway to Hell
Horny like a convict waiting on the sound of a bell
[Bridge]
Strong words and big black birds on a telephone wire
She said, "Oh, look over there, there's a car on fire"
Turbo Boy was written by Robert Pollard.
Turbo Boy was produced by Guided by Voices.
Guided by Voices released Turbo Boy on Tue Oct 17 2000.