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Shayne,
I'm glad you liked the song and Tammy does do a wonderful job singing, which makes it pretty IMO.
I wrote a good deal of the lyric, including the bridge. I appreciate your taking the time to offer your take on things but I can't imagine that telling someone "you will always turn me on" could ever be outdated. It could perhaps be cliche'; however, the context it is used in is far from cliche'(IMO). I find myself trying to defend and explain the line but to no avail.
In no way am I taking offense to the comment since there are a few people who have remarked on the same thing for different reasons. I do stand by the use of the phrase and its meaning, which was intended as intimately sensual.
Thanks for expressing your thoughts and impressions of the song.
Danny
The heart has its reasons, of which reason knows nothing of." —Blaise Pascal, 1670
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