Zak and Sara
Zak and Sara

Ben Folds - Zak and Sara Lyrics

Rock
Sep 11, 2001
294
Zak and Sara Music Video

Zak and Sara Lyrics

Sara spelled without an 'h' was getting bored
On a Peavea amp in 1984
While Zak without a 'see' tried out some new guitars
Playing Sara-with-no-h's favorite song

Zak and Sara

Often Sara would have spells where she lost time
She saw the future, she heard voices from inside
The kind of voices she would soon learn to deny
Because at home they got her smacked

Zak and Sara
Zak and Sara

Zak called his dad about layaway plans
And Sara told the friendly salesman that:
"You'll all die in your cars,
And why's it gotta be dark?
And you're all working in a submarine."

(Asshole)

She saw the lights, she saw the pale English face
Some strange machines repeating beats and thumping bass
Visions of pills that put you in a loving trance
That make it possible for all white boys to dance
And when Zak finished Sara's song, Sara clapped

Zak and Sara
Zak and Sara

Writer(s): BEN FOLDS, BENJAMIN SCOTT FOLDS
Copyright(s): Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind

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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Who are the main characters in the song 'Zak and Sara'?

    The main characters in the song are Zak, who plays guitar, and Sara, who experiences visions and hears voices. The song narrates their interactions and unique traits.

  2. What is the significance of Sara being 'spelled without an h'?

    Sara being 'spelled without an h' is a distinctive detail about her character. It emphasizes her individuality and uniqueness within the narrative of the song.

  3. Where was Ben Folds living when he recorded 'Rockin' the Suburbs'?

    'Rockin' the Suburbs', which includes 'Zak and Sara', was recorded in Adelaide, Australia, where Ben Folds was living at the time.

  4. What album features the song 'Zak and Sara'?

    'Zak and Sara' is featured on Ben Folds's debut solo album 'Rockin’ the Suburbs,' released on September 11, 2001.

  5. Are there any live versions of 'Zak and Sara' available?

    Yes, a live version of 'Zak and Sara' is included as a B-side on the single release of another track from 'Rockin’ the Suburbs,' titled 'Still Fighting It.'

  6. 'Zak & Sara' mentions futuristic elements like strange machines. What could these references imply?

    'Zak & Sara' includes references to futuristic elements like strange machines repeating beats. These could imply Sara's visionary experiences or hallucinations that set her apart from reality.

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