Don't Wait Too Long by Madeleine Peyroux
Editor's Note:
This week we're looking at "Songs Commercials Made Me Love". Sometimes the song is really good and placed perfectly in the commercials. Sometimes the commercial is so good that the song freerides into its greatness.
His View:
I'm not sure I would love this song as much as I do if it wasn't for the Docker's commercial that uses this song, which is sort of weird how that all works. The song itself is good, but I probably wouldn't think twice about it if it wasn't for the ad. Two people, see each other in different cars, and they take a chance... and just when it looks like things aren't going to work out for them... it does. I'm not sure about the guy, but that's also one of the prettier girls I've seen. I love the fact that she gets off the trolly too, I think that's really what puts this ad over the top. You don't get that message too often from the media/Hollywood, about the girl taking the chance. It's a shame. Anyway, this ad is so hopeful, that I can't help but love it. Because hope is a good thing. I wonder if we, as humans, are more attracted to hope than love. Or maybe they're interchangeable. Anyway, the song has a good message. Don't wait too long.
Her View:
(Yes, there is a chance that I'm in love with that girl... it's a drag I snag, I'm always in love).
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Tuesday, May 8, 2007
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