I've heard "Devil Woman," certainly. But, like most radio hits, it wore out its welcome by the 83,847,694,887,736th play. But, with "Once in a While," say, I came to love it without radio's help (or without its need to make me sick of it by driving it into the ground).
But, what helped attach it to me (my ears and heart) was that I was fâŚ
I've heard "Devil Woman," certainly. But, like most radio hits, it wore out its welcome by the 83,847,694,887,736th play. But, with "Once in a While," say, I came to love it without radio's help (or without its need to make me sick of it by driving it into the ground).
But, what helped attach it to me (my ears and heart) was that I was facing a relationship that appeared to be on the verge of ending, and its lyrics spoke to me in that way, as well, much like the melody and arrangement spoke to my sensibilities.
I've got your Medium article open in a window to eagerly read later, Steve....gotta put it on "pause," though..........Astros are on!đ
I've heard "Devil Woman," certainly. But, like most radio hits, it wore out its welcome by the 83,847,694,887,736th play. But, with "Once in a While," say, I came to love it without radio's help (or without its need to make me sick of it by driving it into the ground).
But, what helped attach it to me (my ears and heart) was that I was facing a relationship that appeared to be on the verge of ending, and its lyrics spoke to me in that way, as well, much like the melody and arrangement spoke to my sensibilities.
I've got your Medium article open in a window to eagerly read later, Steve....gotta put it on "pause," though..........Astros are on!đ