
Anyway, it's not hard to see why this song appealed to the 'Oaks screenwriters. With its Springsteen-style "oooah-woooah"s, gathering storm of guitars and lusty, longing vocals from Caleb Followill, it's nearly as infectious as 'Sex On Fire'. Truth be told, there isn't very much going on beneath the stadium rock bluster, but Kings of Leon are doing the stadium rock bluster so well at the moment that few are likely to care.

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