Whoa!  All of the comments are from 2008....  Guess this song has been outta circulation.  I landed here today after I hit PSD button.  Love this song! 

cool chord changes.

love his early stuff...but this is just using formula here. he should forget about the money and go for the art ...like he used to.

can't stand him or my morning jacket. they are both cut from the same cloth-- its called annoying.

Interesting segue. Nautical Disaster, then Dead In The Water.

great lyrics? this song is an uninterrupted line of cliches (and no accompanying irony)

freeone1 wrote: Yeah, it's just a shame it's so hard to HEAR those amazing lyrics! I find him sooo hard to understand!

dapower wrote:

CAdams wrote: I think it does. Nothing spectacular, but definitely a cut above average. As to your larger point, it's not only music that's being driven to the lowest common denominator. Other areas of art have been experiencing the same for decades. There used to be thousands of independent publishers in the States where "non-commercial" authors could get their words in print. Now book publishing is controlled by a few companies and retail outlets, and only the "bestsellers" count. The same is true for television, movies, etc. It's all cookie-cutter now. The reason? Cash. In a commercial, profit-driven society, only the bottom line counts. However, the Internet provides an alternative. People are bypassing the publishers and writing on the Internet. Beautiful radio staions like Radio Paradise allow us to circumvent the schlock on commercial radio. The only problem is, its time will come too. The handful of corporations that control entertainment in the US today are busy working on how to take over and control the Internet, of course with the government's support and co-operation. Perhaps this is where the ultimate battle for freedom, not just musical freedom, will eventually be fought.

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