The Dog Bites Back: In "Back To You," the narrator does this to someone who's been physically abusing him.The Ditherer: "The Middle Ground" is a plea for the narrator's love interest to make a decision whether to take their relationship head-on or to break up.Declaration of Protection: "I'm Gonna Save You" is the It's Just That Simple variety.Control Freak: "All Is Said and Done" is stated to be a commentary on these kinds of people."I'm Still Here" isn't about a breakup per se, but it is about cutting ties with some who's holding you back."Sunrays and Saturdays," from the Running on Ice album, tells of a fairly amicable, though still painful, break-up of two people who find they're just not compatible with each other."Shackled," the last track on the Everything You Want album, was written while Keith Kane was going through a relationship breakup.Bilingual Bonus: "Japan" on the Running On Ice album has Japanese speech in the last verse.Big Rock Ending: A number of their songs employ this.Better as Friends: "Sunrays and Saturdays" has the narrator wishing his lover well as they end their relationship, while he says they'll still keep in touch.He pushes your hair back, just like you like it he watches you sleeping until you wake up, wake up. Acceptable Breaks from Reality: According to Matt Scannell, "I'm Gonna Save You" provides this.Vertical Horizon's music provides examples of: The band has its own webpage, which can be found here.
Keith Kane (vocals, backing vocals, guitars) 1991-2010.Mark Pacificar (bass, backing vocals) - 2016-present.Donovan White (guitar, backing vocals) - 2012-present.Matthew Scannell (lead vocals, lead guitar) - 1991-present.The band is best known for its singles "You're A God," "Everything You Want," and "Best I Ever Had," all on its 1999 Everything You Want album. Vertical Horizon is an American adult alternative band, initially formed by Matthew Scannell and Keith Kane in 1991 while they were students at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., and later joined at various periods by several members in different roles.
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