excuses that I make/And I hope that there’s a way to make you stay/But I know there’s just some things that never change.” The chorus repeats a few times and then closes out the song, making this track a great album opener.

 

“Pillow Talk,” the third track on the album, talks about the difficulties in a relationship and the waiting time for changes. Instrumentally, the song is quite repetitive and expected, but lyrically it hits the feels.

 

While the majority of this album is upbeat and pop punkish, Major League slows it down with the closing track, “Rittenhouse.” The first half of the song sounds like a nice ballad with clean vocals, clean guitar, and light bass and drums. “I’d never let you go/I’d never let you walk away” leads the song into a heavier, upbeat instrumental that serves as the perfect ending to what is an overall upbeat, moving album.

 

A lot of songs on There’s Nothing Wrong With Me are extremely repetitive and sound the same. But you know what? Major League do it well, leaving the listener coming back to this album for days on end. Major League is currently on tour with Silverstein, Hands Like Houses, and My Iron Lung, so keep an eye out for a date near you! In the mean time, be sure to head over to their web store to pick up a copy of their album, merchandise, and other cool stuff!