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One of my favorite songs of the year is "Out Go The Lights" by Spoon. I can't stop listening to it.
"...and when that light turns back again you will remember the way they fall for you like a brick. Oh, but nobody loves you or woos you when you're down or kicked. Out go the lights. Never see that counterpoint. You always looked good that way, you with the one-two punch."
Spoon: Out Go The Lights (mp3)
But in a strange way there is something about this song that feels a little like the verse in Def Leppard's Hysteria. Am I crazy?