Music review: Barenaked Ladies - Maybe You're Right

bnlareme.jpgArtist: Barenaked Ladies Members: Steven Page (vocals), Ed Robertson (guitar/vocals), Tyler Stewart (drums), Jim Creegan (bass), Kevin Hearn (keyboards) Album: Barenaked Ladies Are Me Release date: 9/12/06

Lyrics: It was often talked about It was often raised But nothing was ever done about it

To hear the way they talked about it No one could be saved But nothing was ever done about it

Shall I take back everything I've ever said And live my whole life in silence instead?

It was oversimplified It was underthought And nothing was ever done to stop it

Everything was fortified by All the lies we bought And nothing was ever done to stop it

Shall I take back everything I've ever said And live my whole life in silence instead?

Shall I take back everything I've ever said (Shall I take back all my attacks? All of my accusations?) And live my whole life in silence instead? (All my mistrust - we never discussed anyone's reservations)

There was a time When a crime was a crime Now I think I'm losing my mind

Or taking it all too hard Taking it all too hard Taking it all too hard

Shall I take back all my attacks? All of my accusations? All my mistrust - we never discussed anyone's reservations

Shall I take back everything I've ever said (Shall I take back all my attacks? All of my accusations?) And live my whole life in silence instead? (All my mistrust - we never discussed anyone's reservations)

Shall I take back everything I've ever said (Shall I take back all my attacks? All of my accusations?) And live my whole life in silence instead? (All my mistrust - we never discussed anyone's reservations)

Maybe you're right Maybe you're right Maybe you're right But I don't think so

Maybe you're right Maybe you're right Maybe you're right But I don't think so About the song: This is such an amazing song. Steve and Ed's voices meld so well together here. It really makes me think of an old Beatles song. (I think the chorus has the same tune to one of Paul McCartney's solo songs.) The background music starts out soft and delicate but then moves into something more robust. It usually takes me awhile to really get into new BNL albums. This song was a hit for me from the first listen.