Jason House went on to lead an ambient down-tempo band called Ghost in Light, finding the trio sitting while playing, which later evolved into a 4 piece that erupted into a full fledged hard hitting rock band, sans the chairs. www.myspace.com/ghostinlight. Ghost in Light was active from 2005-2008.
In 2010 Jason teamed up with former Pave the Rocket drummer Ken Wilson and Ghost in Light trumpeter, Andy Colligan to start a new band called Loza. www.facebook.com/lozatheband
Zone
Pave The Rocket Lyrics
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to find me in the zone.
The lyrics of "Zone" by Pave The Rocket seem to portray a feeling of detachment and disconnection from the world. The singer describes himself as being "up in the sky", which could be a metaphor for feeling distant or aloof from reality. The line "cold and stone pass me by" could represent a feeling of being isolated and ignored by others. The singer also alludes to past mistakes and his struggle to make things right with the line "we make mistakes. God knows I tried". The repeated use of the word "weary" emphasizes the singer's feeling of exhaustion both physically and emotionally.
The final line of the chorus "you had to come to find me in the zone" implies that the singer has been lost or disconnected for a while and someone else had to reach out to him to bring him back to reality.
Overall, the lyrics of "Zone" express a feeling of detachment and isolation from the world, but also a desire to find a way back into the fold.
Line by Line Meaning
Up in the sky that's where i'm from.
I feel like I belong in the sky above everything else.
Up in the sky. Cold and stone pass me by.
As I fly through the sky, I see the world below me, and it feels distant and unfeeling.
We make mistakes. God knows I tried.
Despite our imperfections, I've done my best to do what's right and succeed.
I'm weary. I've given blood. Don't let it stain.
I'm exhausted from putting so much effort and sacrifice into achieving my goals, and I hope that it won't be wasted.
I'm weary. You had to come.
Even though I'm exhausted, I'm grateful that you've entered my life and given me renewed energy and purpose.
Contributed by Kaitlyn R. Suggest a correction in the comments below.