She sings "February" without the first "r." I have a slight problem with that in the same way that I have a slight problem with "nucular," but then, I can be a pedantic asshole. Son of an English teacher and all.
Such a wonderful artist, and the spirit and hope (which I must believe will be fulfilled in the end) that drive this song deserve massive appreciation.
Thanks for the background, merrydrought. While this song is clearly about our city by the bay, I would not have guessed the link to "Unwritten Letter no. 1," and it's pretty cool.
Raffishtenant2, you have a problem with her singing "February" in an obviously colloquial way (that half the country actually uses), but you're all right with "Me and my baby"? Perhaps a talk with your father, the English teacher, might be in order? (Or maybe you should just refrain from nitpicking?)
Raffishtenant2, you have a problem with her singing "February" in an obviously colloquial way (that half the country actually uses), but you're all right with "Me and my baby"? Perhaps a talk with your father, the English teacher, might be in order? (Or maybe you should just refrain from nitpicking?)
She sings "February" without the first "r." I have a slight problem with that in the same way that I have a slight problem with "nucular," but then, I can be a pedantic asshole. Son of an English teacher and all.
Such a wonderful artist, and the spirit and hope (which I must believe will be fulfilled in the end) that drive this song deserve massive appreciation.
Thanks for the background, merrydrought. While this song is clearly about our city by the bay, I would not have guessed the link to "Unwritten Letter no. 1," and it's pretty cool.
Raffishtenant2, you have a problem with her singing "February" in an obviously colloquial way (that half the country actually uses), but you're all right with "Me and my baby"? Perhaps a talk with your father, the English teacher, might be in order? (Or maybe you should just refrain from nitpicking?)
Raffishtenant2, you have a problem with her singing "February" in an obviously colloquial way (that half the country actually uses), but you're all right with "Me and my baby"? Perhaps a talk with your father, the English teacher, might be in order? (Or maybe you should just refrain from nitpicking?)
I was born in FebRuary so I guess I am a pedantic asshole, too.
I was born in FebRuary so I guess I am a pedantic asshole, too.