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Originally Posted by michelej1
I don't particularly like Two Kinds of Love, but I don't hate it either.
I would say that for "the way you walk" line, I don't interpret it as "walk," step or stride. I read it more as "walk away". I think that goes along with the other lyrics about someone being on the run, on an endless search for love. So, for me it's like, "I love you for 2 reasons: one for the way you leave and one for the way you stay." I love you for the way you go and the way you stay and love me. Which also reminds me of the seemingly contradictory words in a later song (Love is knowing you won't let go, love is watching you go).
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How can you love someone for leaving? I think I get what you mean, but your wording is a little strange. The way I see it, in both songs, she's saying that it takes love to leave someone in order to let that particular person grow/become a better person/find themselves. Take your pick.
I think the songs are unrelated though. They might deal with the same subject matter, but they pertain to two different events. And Love Is far outshines Two Kinds of Crap.
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And, of course, I like the rise of emotion for the "outraged with each other, engaged to each other" part.
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The only redeeming part.
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I never disliked Street Angel as much as Stevie did. It might be my least favorite of hers generally, but sometimes I like it more than I do Rock a Little.
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Had you said Other Side of the Mirror, we would be in agreement, but leave Rock A Little alone. I lurves it.