Music Monday: As Fast As You Can

This week's Music Monday is "As Fast As You Can" by Our Lady Peace.

In case you haven't heard OLP has a new album out. If you haven't heard shame on me for not telling you. The name of it is Curve. It is a little bit different than most of their previous albums. It has what I call an indie rock kind of feel to it. That's the best way I can describe the sound but lyrically it is on par with everything else they've done before. I'm thinking about doing a review on it here on this blog. The only problem is that I am not well versed in "music lingo." Every time I read a music review I wonder if they just make words up or if I'm an idiot. (Probably a little of both.)

Anyway, this is my favorite song by far....well maybe not by far. (I think I drive my wife crazy when we listen to a CD and every song that comes on is "my favorite song on this CD.") But this one is my favorite. ("If This Is It" is a close second... or maybe "Will Someday Change") Yeah, If I ever review an album it would probably be comedy gold because every song would be my favorite and I would sound like a high school girl gushing over every detail.

If you like this song you really need to check out this album. I love the lyrics and the music is really cool even though it's pretty light. I'll dedicate this song to all my runner friends. And to all the girls that "got a long snake moan". It's a great song for running or for just chillin'. Either way, just check it out!

Girl, you run as fast as you can
Don't give up, we'll always be friends
Run as fast as you, run as fast as you can

Enjoy!

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