"Don't Idle Engine" was born from a weathered sign on a brick building in Redhook, Brooklyn—a simple message to a bus driver at the end of his route: "Turn off the motor." Beneath that command, I heard something greater: a reflection on our environmental conundrum, and a quiet call to resist idle hands —to keep the creative engine running - consciously, and with care.

The lyrics are from a passage from Franz Kafka's diaries:

I write differently from the way I speak, 

I speak differently from the way I think,

I think differently from the way I should think ...

and so it goes on into the darkest depths of infinity.