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**Ruidselisse** · 03-20-2011, 09:46 AM

Such a special song for me. It's truly the song that made me give Joanna a second chance, after being really put off by Ys. I loved how her voice was a mixture of both Joni Mitchell and some unknown Americana singer you might hear during the early 1900s. Then of course the way the song goes from a quiet driving tune to a sweeping, canyon ballad and then picking up again at the end.

Then, there's the lyrics. So many brilliant lines! Especially like the bit you quoted in the first part about opening a honey jar. "And that right there is where we are."

03-20-2011, 09:46 AM	#7
Ruidselisse Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 488 Senior Member	Such a special song for me. It's truly the song that made me give Joanna a second chance, after being really put off by Ys. I loved how her voice was a mixture of both Joni Mitchell and some unknown Americana singer you might hear during the early 1900s. Then of course the way the song goes from a quiet driving tune to a sweeping, canyon ballad and then picking up again at the end. Then, there's the lyrics. So many brilliant lines! Especially like the bit you quoted in the first part about opening a honey jar. "And that right there is where we are."
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