Review: In Flight


New Barenaked Ladies Album! You know I’m all about the lyrics. Here are my favorite lyrics from each song.

Lovin’ Life
On the best of days there’ll be joy and pain

One Night
You’re right in front of me, I got a melody / If you got a malady, I got the remedy

Enough Time
Time makes the lemons lose their zest

What Do We Need?
Over and over and over again / I leave my family to be with my friends
Older, I’m older, I’m older again / I love it more than anything, but please make it end

Just Wait
I won’t scramble my words, not this time

Waning Moon
The mistake you made was /Having seen the breakthrough that would take you

Fifty for a While
I get the drift if it’s real loud

Too Old
It’s just a little white lie from a little white guy

See the Tower
It’s a Jagged Pill to swallow whole

Wake Up
You hold it down when I’m not around

Clearly Lost
It hadn’t knocked my head clean off, but I was sure concussed

The Dream Hotel
And they’ve built a giant wall of pancakes in the park

I Am Asking You To
No one as loved as you are should not feel loved enough

The Peace Lady
Though I remember the cheer girl and the bike thief man / I vote for the peace lady whenever I can

I think after a few listens that Fifty for a While, Too Old, and I Am Asking You To will be my favorites, given they are about being old or your relationship growing old.


7 responses to “Review: In Flight”

  1. … a giant wall of pancakes in the park. Interesting.
    (you’re back in my feed!)(in bulk. All the missing posts showed up in Feedly all at once, posted ~16 hours ago. Why? I do not know.)

  2. I am a shameful BNL fan. I have not purchased this album, or the last, in any format. I haven’t even listened to this one yet. I did, however, go see them live this summer after not having seen them since pre-pandemic and enjoyed it as much as I ever did. In fact I cried like a baby at the end of the show because it was exactly what I needed, and I didn’t even realize it.

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