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Although I wouldn't go as far as stating that I strongly dislike the song, it definitely is on the lower rungs of the totem pole that make up TISL. They could have easily swapped out TMMS for "My Heart" and I feel TISL would have been a tad better for it.
The only thing TMMS had going for it, is that it provided a narrative for Stevie to talk in the press about her initial writer's block and trepidation around embarking on another solo recording. But other than that the song never really takes off for me, Stevie phoned in a melody line with her usual sprinkles of dreams and recollections - that just kind of sit there with a interesting groove. The only fascinating and empowering line is "once more I tell the shadows of my soul to stay back, Everything has changed now. And I don't want to go back, And nothing you can say can change my mind." Also Stevie says "WELL" wayyyy toooo many times in this song (may even hold the record!)...that's the only thing that rings in my head. LOL ![]() |
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