"Love is born with lightning bolts, electromagnetic force." We analyze an excellent song about love: "The Speed of Love" lyrics and music.
- Why we're doing the lyrics first for this song
- Jay serenades us with his sweet vocal tones
- Jay likes the lyrics and hopes Shayne doesn't go deep into the lyrics
- Is it a song about love?
- Rush's song about love is more realistic than love songs
- Our favorite lyrics from "The Speed of Love"
- Did Jay and Tim work in a Star Trek reference?
- What Hemingway book does this song make Shayne think of?
- How did Big Foot get into this conversation?
- What's going on with the storms?
- Our friendly reminder about Valentine's Day
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Here’s what our house elf, Artie, says about this episode.
In this engaging discussion, we explore and analyze the lyrics of Rush's song "The Speed of Love." With tongue-in-cheek humor, we dive into the lyrics, its metaphors, and its portrayal of love. We reflect on the realities of relationships in the song, emphasizing that love requires effort and can fade if neglected. Jay briefly addresses his opinion on Valentine's Day being a corporate affair.
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