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(. It starts and ends with a big ad for the album. How very Disney.)

In terms of the song, it's a bit of a groover, a bit of a moover, a bit moody, and, as it's JoBro, more than a little bit dudey. It's a lot more muscular and red-blooded than the anti-JoBro league would ever care to admit, but it's also a bit too themed lyrically to really cut it as a proper 'real' confessional rock-type song. Clearly someone has decided that being mentally ill is a good subject for a pop song, and strung together as many commonly-held ideas about paranoia as they can, in the shortest possible time.

Thankfully, they've made a pretty decent fist of it, adding cute little details like "that's why my ex is still my ex" rather than grinding away at the potential misery of the situation. It's still just a pop song, after all.

There again, there are times when you miss seeing the rest of the film around which this song should really be made. I bet it would involve a cure based on some kind of musical performance. This also is the Disney way...

Download: Out now
CD Released: June 1st

Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Music page

(Fraser McAlpine)

"The lyrics are simple, emotional feelings that one can feel in a relationship."
"Although the song only skims the surface of angst, it rocks a nice balance between rock and pop"

PS: Wanna see JoBro limbo? Course you do! Watch this, on Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Switch...