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Thursday, November 07, 2002
Tom Petty in Rolling Stone:
1 Radio is not even worth listening to
2 All anyone thinks about is money
3 It's ridiculous to make people pay twenty dollars for a CD
4 Only a complete greedhead would charge $150 for a concert ticket
5 Record labels don't care about artists
6 Filthy lyrics make me sick
7 Only a sick culture would sexualize young girls
8 Why are we rewarding people for being rich?
9 And TV is worse
10 A lot of artists are as greedy as the industry
1 Radio is not even worth listening to
2 All anyone thinks about is money
3 It's ridiculous to make people pay twenty dollars for a CD
4 Only a complete greedhead would charge $150 for a concert ticket
5 Record labels don't care about artists
6 Filthy lyrics make me sick
7 Only a sick culture would sexualize young girls
8 Why are we rewarding people for being rich?
9 And TV is worse
10 A lot of artists are as greedy as the industry
Tuesday, November 05, 2002
BACK STREET AFFAIR
Written by Billy Wallace
You didn't know I wasn't free
When you fell in love with me
And with all your young heart, you learned to care
It brought you shame and disgrace
The world has tumbled in your face
Because they call our love a back street affair
They say you wrecked my home
I'm a husband that's gone wrong
They don't know the sorrow that we've had to bear
For the one that I'm tied to
Was the first to be untrue
And yet they call our love a back street affair
We have each other now
That's all that matters anyhow
For the judgement of gossip's never fair
We'll just be brave and strong
Then some day they'll see they're wrong
So let 'em call our love a back street affair
We'll be free to love someday
When all the talk has died away
And the happiness we hoped for then we'll share
I'll climb a mountain high
And then the world can hear me cry
That our love's not a back street affair
© Unichappell Music, Inc. (BMI)
Written by Billy Wallace
You didn't know I wasn't free
When you fell in love with me
And with all your young heart, you learned to care
It brought you shame and disgrace
The world has tumbled in your face
Because they call our love a back street affair
They say you wrecked my home
I'm a husband that's gone wrong
They don't know the sorrow that we've had to bear
For the one that I'm tied to
Was the first to be untrue
And yet they call our love a back street affair
We have each other now
That's all that matters anyhow
For the judgement of gossip's never fair
We'll just be brave and strong
Then some day they'll see they're wrong
So let 'em call our love a back street affair
We'll be free to love someday
When all the talk has died away
And the happiness we hoped for then we'll share
I'll climb a mountain high
And then the world can hear me cry
That our love's not a back street affair
© Unichappell Music, Inc. (BMI)
Monday, November 04, 2002
