I Just Don't Think I'll Ever Get Over You - Music
I Just Don't Think I'll Ever Get Over You by Colin Hay
Colin Hay
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Colin James Hay Is A Scottish-Born Australian Musician And Actor Who Made His Mark During The 1980s As Lead Vocalist Of The Band Men At Work And Subsequently As A Solo Artist. Singer/Songwriter Colin Hay Is The Former Front-Man Of The Classic Australian Band Men At Work. Since The Group Disbanded He Has Released Several Solo Albums Including Man At Work Which Featured Re-Recordings Of Classic Men At Work Songs In An Acoustic Environment. Hay Has Also Been Involved With The NBC TV Series Scrubs Lending Several Songs To The Sitcom Including "Waiting For My Real Life To Begin " "My Brilliant Feat" And "Beautiful World." He Also Starred As A Troubadour In The First Episode Of Season Two "My Overkill " Performing His Song "Overkill " Which Was Also The Basis For The Episode's Title.
Frogtoon Music - Song Info: I Just Don't Think I'll Ever Get Over You
Colin-Hay - Transcendental Highway
This Song First Appeared On Colin Hay’s 1998 Album “Transcendental Highway” But Is More Well Known Due To It’s Inclusion On The Soundtrack Of The Film “Garden State” Released In 2004. While Many Listeners Assume That The Narrator Of The Song Is Speaking Of Getting Over A Romantic Loss Hay Has Stated That The Narrator In This Song Is Actually Pining For The Loss Of Alcohol In His Life. Hay Had Stopped Drinking When He Wrote This Song And He Was Lamenting The Loss Of The Routine That It Had Provided Him.
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Colin James Hay Is A Scottish-Born Australian Musician And Actor Who Made His Mark During The 1980s As Lead Vocalist Of The Band Men At Work And Subsequently As A Solo Artist. Singer/Songwriter Colin Hay Is The Former Front-Man Of The Classic Australian Band Men At Work. Since The Group Disbanded He Has Released Several Solo Albums Including Man At Work Which Featured Re-Recordings Of Classic Men At Work Songs In An Acoustic Environment. Hay Has Also Been Involved With The NBC TV Series Scrubs Lending Several Songs To The Sitcom Including "Waiting For My Real Life To Begin " "My Brilliant Feat" And "Beautiful World." He Also Starred As A Troubadour In The First Episode Of Season Two "My Overkill " Performing His Song "Overkill " Which Was Also The Basis For The Episode's Title.
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This song first appeared on Colin Hay’s 1998 album “Transcendental Highway” but is more well known due to it’s inclusion on the soundtrack of the film “Garden State”, released in 2004. While many listeners assume that the narrator of the song is speaking of getting over a romantic loss, Hay has stated that the narrator in this song is actually pining for the loss of alcohol in his life. Hay had stopped drinking when he wrote this song and he was lamenting the loss of the routine that it had provided him. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.