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“It was my least-favourite song on the record and I didn’t think it should go on there. It felt throwaway”: How Sheryl Crow learned to love the song that became her breakthrough hit

Friday October 3, 2025. 01:19 PM , from Keyboard Magazine

“It’s this light pop ditty, but it’s about somebody down and out'

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