This took forever.  But you've probably heard of this already.  Adam Lambert's first song since almost winning American Idol?  Goosebumpy.

So we know that he's got a song on the upcoming end-of-the-world flick 2012.  That tune's called "Time for Miracles", and some say it'll be part of the movie's closing credits, which makes sense, because it sounds a bit hopeful, thanks to Adam's soaring, if not at times scary, vocals.

I won't say that much about this song for now, though.  It's not due out until October 20 (and a month later, his album comes out).  But among this year's top four, it seems Adam has got his sound the most.  Because, well, Kris sounds like what you'd expect from Kris, and you know how disappointed I was with Allison's single.  While I'm still not a fan of Adam's (and you know why), I like this.

It's pretty funny, though, that the song somehow doesn't fit the clips from the film that accompanies it in the video below.  It sounds ordinary until the vocals kick in, and you start wondering whether Adam Lambert is the soundtrack to when the world ends and we get to say our last goodbyes or not.  And then the chorus kicks in, and I go, "man, that bleeping fits."  And the hairs on the back start to stand.

So here's the video, then.  Go enjoy it, one more time.  Was it as goosebumpy to you as it was to me?  I'll listen to it again.  Wait a minute.



Oh, man, goosebumps.  So when you see planes crashing, buildings collapsing, and people dying... nah, I'm kidding.





- Henrik Batallones, BuddyTV Staff Columnist
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