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In-Depth: From The Bottom of My Broken Heart |
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The In-Depth Series
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Written by Karen
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February 19, 2007 |
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Originally written January 13, 2006.
Eric Foster White has a reputation for extracting fine performances from female singers, and the tracks Britney made with him were some of the finest of her early career. And from among those, FTBOMBH is probably the finest. It’s a beautiful song for a start, with a lovely melody and touching lyrics: |
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The In-Depth Series
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Written by Karen
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February 19, 2007 |
Originally written September 28, 2005.
As time goes by, I’m appreciating the “Britney” album more and more. Each time I play it, I tell myself “Hmm, yeah - that track’s better than I thought!” And the last time I played it, one track stood out as particularly underrated - “Let Me Be”, which comes from the same sessions as the magnificent “Lonely”. Here are the words: |
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The In-Depth Series
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Written by Karen
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February 19, 2007 |
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Originally written September 28, 2005.
As time goes by, I’m appreciating the “Britney” album more and more. Each time I play it, I tell myself “Hmm, yeah - that track’s better than I thought!” And the last time I played it, one track stood out as particularly underrated - “Let Me Be”, which comes from the same sessions as the magnificent “Lonely”. Here are the words: |
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In-Depth: Me Against The Music |
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The In-Depth Series
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Written by Karen
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February 19, 2007 |
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Originally written August 31, 2005. Some songs are poems set to music. Some are tunes with words added. Me Against The Music is something else entirely.
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