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 This is one of THE most overplayed songs of 2007....period. December 21, 2007
Carissa Harrington (Florida)
7 out of 51 found this review helpful
This song is whiney & annoying and is played on the radio every 2.9 seconds. Why are people stll downloading this song?? You need to hear it so bad, turn on your radio and wait a couple minutes. Hey There Delilah
 Sweet, lilting tune December 31, 2007
Chrissy (Birmingham, AL United States)
5 out of 7 found this review helpful
This a great little tune for any rainy day. Unlike the previous reviewer, I found myself wishing my local radio station would play this song more often. For .89 cents, you really can't go wrong by adding this one to your iPod.
 Plain Acoustic Music February 18, 2008
Amaranth (Northern California)
5 out of 8 found this review helpful
"Hey there Delilah" has struck a chord with its simple acoustic setting&plain wholesome love theme. It's not the usual overproduced bubblegum trash that passes as music. "Hey there Delilah" is filled with innocent idealism&hope for the future. It's about love that lasts a lifetime,instead of a one-night stand. It's an ode to commitment. Yes,"Hey there Delilah" has its drawbacks--it's overplayed,and it's slightly whiny (especially with the "what you do to me" refrain),but it shows that the Plain White T's have promise. The Plain White T's have plain,old-fashioned potential!
 Great Little Tune! January 25, 2008
Steve G. Garrison (Alexandria, AL United States)
4 out of 5 found this review helpful
I first saw this tune on MHD. A pretty good video also. It's catchy with really good phrasing and a minimalist approach. Not much going on but acoustic guitar. It's a great lovesong ballad but don't expect a whole lot more from this group. I dl'd other stuff by them and found it all basically unlistenable. Very analogous to Extreme/More than words. Great song but nothing else behind it.
Back In Time-Sounds like an Oldie but Goodie! January 15, 2008
B. Wood (Orange County, CA. USA)
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
I saw these guys on Ellen" yesterday and I was blown away that they were such young guys and they sing like a group from the fifties. They reminded me of "That Thing That You Do," "The Lettermen," my teen years. Triple love this song. Mellow and sweet, you can understand every word (what a concept). Hey There Plain White T's you rock!
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