What in the "Rainbow Connection" is this?
I don't know what I was expecting from Nashville rock band Judah & The Lion, but a banjo intensive remodel of Sheryl Crow's song of happiness through hardship wasn't it.
It's good, though! Just... surprising for a band that draws comparisons to Jimmy Eat World and Twenty One Pilots.
I didn't look up the lyrics, but the second half of the chorus sounds like they're crooning "Every time I fellate my lucky dog."
Which makes me look at Sheryl in a whole new and entirely disturbing light.
And you KNOW that those are the words I'm singing every time I hear this. Maybe you will, too! Maybe something's wrong with you, to sing this song the way I do!
