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Two Princes

I LOVE THIS SONG!!  It's a great song to start off the work week because it's just fun and silly!  The Spin Doctors are fun.  I think they are great.  Very kooky and fun spirited.  They make me super happy.  Even my rocker hub likes the song "Two Princes".  I remember when I first heard this song I was hooked and would play it at loud levels in my car while driving.  And I would play it over and over again.  I obviously truly love it!!  And I love The Spin Doctors.  They are kooky in a different way than say The Talking Heads and I prefer their kookiness to Talking Heads.  :)  All a matter of preference I know but I think The Spin Doctors are a great way to kick off the work week!!  Have fun! 

Two Princes

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