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Revision as of 06:57, 7 October 2009
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"4 AM" is the fourth single from alternative rock band Our Lady Peace's second album Clumsy.
The lyrical content in the song was about a dream vocalist Raine Maida had. In the dream, his father was dying in the hospital, but he arrives too late to say that he loved him. The song thoroughly explains it in direct context. This has become another fan-favourite Our Lady Peace song.
The song title 4 AM was said by the band that it had double meanings—that it was completely written at 4:00 am, and it stands for Raine Maida's father's initials, Anthony Maida.
A remixed version of the song appears on OLP's greatest hits album A Decade.
Music Video
The music video was directed by Tony Pantages and premiered on MuchMusic on January 23, 1998[1]. In the video, the band is shown riding in a black 1958 Cadillac Series 75 limousine.
Track listing
USA Promo Single
- "Radio Edit" – 3:30
- "Album Version" – 4:15
- "Callout Hook #1" – :10
- "Callout Hook #2" – :05
References
- ^ Anon (1997). "News Archive" Ourladypeace.com at the Internet Archive. Retrieved September 18, 2009
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