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tattoofthesun

these chords are so damn emotional. SHIT LIZ

tootrue

This song is more than just brilliant. Reminds me that I can feel. Totally love Liz Phair's genius.

Carly Anne

I think i read somewhere Liz said this song is about growing out of puberty. to me, the lyrics definitely support the comparison that it's about transforming from a pubescent girl to a grown woman with a mature sexual identity. Although some of the lyrics are ambigous to me, such as the line about knees turning back/black.

Christy Hopkins

I'm a bit disappointed that the piano's melody is more downplayed than sang against, but I am listening to it over and over on a Saturday night. Only my opinion.

SupernalOne

The most compelling female independent musical artists tend to be the ones that are innately passionate and have strong sex drives, and so write music about the lusty trysts, heartbreaks, and blues that they experience in trying to realize teir own sexuality and find a man to love (safely, dependably) - Tori Amos, PJ Harvey, Fiona Apple, Liz - or so it sometimes seems

Philip Patton

Her music is breathtaking. She will always be in my heart.

SupernalOne

Liz does such meditative lovely songs with such biting bitter plaintive lyrics - I love her for this

Trey B. Cartwright

I've loved this song from the first time I heard it. A great collection of songs on 'Juvenilia'. I got almost obsessive about this one, though. But "Dead Shark", "Easy", "Batmobile" and the cover of "Turning Japanese are great, too.

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