WAST may refer to:
WAST (1600 AM) – was a commercial daytime-only radio station licensed to Ashtabula, Ohio, serving parts of Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania. The station went dark on October 1, 1982.
What ended up becoming WAST first went on the air on February 6, 1964 as WAQI, broadcasting at 1,000 watts during daytime hours only using a two tower directional antenna with majority of the signal going east and west. WAQI fell silent on October 1, 1982 when the FCC license expired. Although 1600 never returned to the air, it was licensed again on May 21, 1984 under the call sign WAST The license for WAST expired on June 7, 1991, and has since been deleted by the FCC. FCC rules now prohibit the re-licensing of daytime stations, so the station is gone forever. The original transmitter/studio building and the north tower still stand on North Bend Rd in Ashtabula.
See all those people on the ground
Wasting time
I try to hold it all inside
But just for tonight
The top of the world
Sitting here wishing
The things I've become
That something is missing
Maybe I...
But what do I know
And now it seems that I have found
Nothing at all
I want to hear your voice out loud
Slow it down, slow it down
Without it all
I'm choking on nothing
It's clear in my head
And I'm screaming for something
Knowing nothing is better than knowing at all
On my own
Without it all
I'm choking on nothing
It's clear in my head
And I'm screaming for something
Knowing nothing is better than knowing at all