I’m not really sure why but my listeners
do not like this song.
It has Heywood’s usual zeal, wordplay is
witty and well thought out, and the imagery
is as good as it gets.
I’m stumped.
Maybe it’s because it deals with a teenage
scourge that we’ve all had to cope with
during our most vulnerable times.
Too close to home, perhaps?
Perry has my sympathies…