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Words and music by Dennis Livingston WATCH A VIDEO
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THE ORIGINAL DEMO RECORDING PERFORMANCE TIPS: Length
of song: 3:01 Song
style/genre: Blues Key(s): D major Note
range
(Low/High): G sharp below middle C to C sharp above middle C About
the song:
Some affairs are meant not to last, especially when one partner wants the relationship to evolve to a more permanent level and the other doesn't. In that case, the former may need to reach the decision to call the whole thing off, hard as that may be, because it's too frustrating to continue the status quo. How the point of view character feels about this choice — angry, sad, regretful — is open to the singer's interpretation. Gender
point of
view: In the past, it was usually a woman in the situation the song describes. Now it could be a man as well. This is called progress. Blog posting: The song has been placed at "Dates From Hell," a blog by Chava Hudson at Zingology, an online zine. It makes an all too appropriate soundtrack as you read her stories of guys who don't work out.
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