Singled Out: Dearly Beloved's "Move On"
. By the end of writing "Move On," a song that started out as bitch-session on relationships in general, I found myself focusing on much broader issues. The more sociological aspects and disposable nature of modern life, if you will. Not down with something? Move on, there's always something else to do. Not happy with a friend, move on, there's always someone else to meet. Option paralysis on speed shuffle. That sort of thing. The age of information and technology is pretty convenient but it's also kind of cold and disturbing and in a way it has desensitized us all to some degree. Those were the things I was thinking about when the song came together. Hearing is believing. Now that you know the story behind the song, check out the EPK listen to the song for yourself and learn more about the album and band - right here! Preview and Purchase Dearly Beloved CDs |
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