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It’s kind of hard to get to the fridge when there’s a dragon guarding it. She catches you working late one night and decides to make you hers, bending you over the desk and forcing multiple orgasm out of you while saying things like “do you think anyone else can make you feel this good? hm? my dumb baby can’t even speak because of good she feels how cute.” i also feel like she’d praise you a lot bc of how obsessed she is with you…Īnd you dont ever see or feel any bad vibes from Nancy, but you do notice that when you guys start dating your other coworkers cower away from you two and when you ask her about it she’s just like “don’t worry your pretty little head about it baby. 'LSD causes users to lose weight.' That makes sense. Nancy will keep her cool though, hanging out with you outside of work and bringing you lunch here and there, but after a couple of months of seeing other coworkers flirt with you, she loses it. let's stay in touch email me at ig: itsyourgirl.

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That sense of humor alone is a relief, but it's married to music that's restless, encompassing the worldbeat textures of 'Peace Be Upon Us' (featuring Ahmed Al Himi on backing vocals), the lopsided shuffle of 'Love Is Free,' and the sultry '70s Stones swagger of 'Gasoline.' Crow hasn't been this free or fine since Sheryl Crow, but there is an emotional directness on Detours that makes this a progression, not a retreat, and with any luck, this album isn't a one-time journey down a side road but rather the touchstone for the next act in her career.Coworker!Nancy who looks all innocent and sweet with the glasses on, but really she’s kinda crazy so the second you’re nice and befriend her, she becomes obsessed. lover of adventure, climbing, and detours. Much of this is explicitly political - references to war, petroleum, and New Orleans all run rampant - but compared to her sometimes didactic public speeches, her socially conscious writing is surprising, filled with odd juxtapositions and sly jokes. Even if the album slows down a bit too much on its second stretch - the one containing unadorned confessionals of broken engagements ('Diamond Ring'), cancer ('Make It Go Away '), and adoption ('Lullaby for Wyatt') - the individual moments all work according to their own merits, while that first half contains Crow's most compelling music in years. The Cold War, the standoff between the United States and the Soviet Union has always fascinated me. So I started a channel to spread the word about ones that I’m excited about.

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These gifts are put into sharp relief on Detours - perhaps a shade too sharp, actually, as the album is divided into a half of careening protest pop and a half of moody introspection, which may showcase how Bottrell captures Crow's distinct moods, but doesn't quite give this album the classicist flow of her first records. As shown in the map, drivers attempting to travel eastbound on State Road 100 will be detoured onto southbound U.S. Bottrell and Crow had an acrimonious split during the making of the second album - several of their collaborations did make that record, including 'Maybe Angels' and 'Hard to Make a Stand' - and while Sheryl sustained her stardom, no producer let her be as loose or revealing as Bottrell, as he helped give her pop tunes odd, distinguishing touches and kept her ballads spare and haunting. All those eccentricities return on Detours, partially due to that tidal wave of life events, but also to the revival of her relationship with producer Bill Bottrell, the man who helmed Tuesday Night Music Club. On that record, Crow shook up her success by undercutting the retro-rock of Tuesday Night Music Club with loping looped beats and a skewed lyricism that kept even bright tunes like 'A Change Will Do You Good' slightly off-kilter, but ever since that album her records grew increasingly mannered, as she whittled away her eccentricities. That's a decade's worth of life packed into two years, but these highs and lows - or Detours as she calls them - have led Crow to produce her liveliest, weirdest album since 1996's messy masterpiece Sheryl Crow.

Around that same time, she separated from fiancé Lance Armstrong and, roughly a year later, she adopted a son.

Crow survived a battle with breast cancer in February 2006. Nothing puts life in perspective like a brush with death, and that truism is brought into blazing relief on Sheryl Crow's sixth album, Detours.

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