Just to be clear, "Blacksburg" is the name of a song about the Virginia Tech tragedy. There is no artist or group named Blacksburg. At least, if there is such an act, it is in no way associated with this page. This page is to honor the students and faculty of Virginia Tech as well as the people of Blacksburg, Virginia where the school is located. It is not even the only song named "Blacksburg." It is, however, the only song called "Blacksburg" written and sung by recording artist Den Hollinden. The song was produced with the best of intentions and with the utmost respect for all concerned.
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BLACKSBURG
Den Hollinden (ASCAP)
In Blacksburg she's countin' the days down.
It seems like everybody's the class clown
Givin' 'em somethin' to remember
'Til August or September
When she'll do it again.
She says there's somethin' about a school year together
That sure can make a summer feel like forever;
She'll miss the people she knows
And it's nearly time to go.
Chorus Meanwhile here at home,
We watch the TV and the telephone--
Unable to breathe
Unable to believe
What's happening
On that screen.
This is agony.
There's nothin' harder than uncertainty--
The panicked sights
The flashing lights
A ringing phone.
She's ready to make that mad dash like a NASCAR star
Too much trash in a too-small car.
Gas it up with Daddy's credit card
And hit the highway.
She wants to drive away smilin' like a finish line winner
Tired of ramen noodles and TV dinners
Missin' Mom's home cookin'
And her lookin' like she's still our baby
That first hug in the driveway
At the end of the road
Just a little while away.
(repeat chorus)
And We know you're comin' home;
So, we'll leave the candle on.
You can now stream Den Hollinden's Virginia Tech tribute song "Blacksburg" for free on the premiere online site for country music, Digital Rodeo.
This page is dedicated to the students and faculty of Virginia Tech,
their families and the people of Blacksburg, Virginia.
The song "Blacksburg" is a similarly dedicated musical work written and recorded by recording artist Den Hollinden for Denuine Records and finally released to manufacturing on April 16, 2008, the one-year anniversary of the Virginia Tech tragedy. "Blacksburg" is available today wherever fine downloads are sold. For further information, befriend this page and bookmark DenTunes.com/blacksburg.
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