It's Over' - he's the guy that wrote them all. The fact is, Neil Finn has never been dull, regardless of his public image. His music has always had a spark, a weird lyric here and there, and, most importantly, a decent tune. I Feel Fine' with. Rest Of The Day Off' is slightly quirkier, with weird synths and one of those Finn commentaries about very little at all - his trick is to make it sound like the most important thing in the world, when in actual fact it's merely about having the rest of the day off.
Students take note.
In The Ice' is quirkier still, with a freakish guitar solo and lyrics that, apparently, an Eskimo gave him. Don't ask why. Oh look, and 'Don't Ask Why' just happens to be the title of the most Crowded House-ish song on the album. Elsewhere, 'The Last To Know', 'Turn And Run' and the closer 'Into The Sunset' are the three slow tunes of the album. Finn is proven to be a great ballad writer and his talent definitely doesn't fail him here.