Covered Up: "Sea of Love" is not originally by her, nor by the Honeydrippers nor, for that matter, Led Zeppelin. It was by Phil Phillips from way back in the Fifties.
Signature Song: "Colors and the Kids" to her fanbase. "Lived in Bars" and "Sea of Love" perhaps going by the fact they're her most widely-known. To a lesser extent, "Headlights" and "He War".
So Okay, It's Average: see Broken Base. The reaction a vocal part of the fanbase has to her post-You Are Free work, although some are a bit more hostile.
"Names" is about friends from the narrator's childhood that met horrifying demises (literally and metaphorically).
I don't know where he is I don't know where they are...
Also, "Good Woman". It's a melancholy song about a breakup. The children's choir doesn't help at all.
"Song to Bobby".
Phone call from a New York City office You were supposedly asking to see me I wanted to tell you That I was just only four hundred miles away Who could believe that when you were calling, I was in D.C. I was four hundred miles behind Backstage pass in my hand, giving you my heart was my plan I wish I could tell you
Moon Pix as a whole can be this. Considering what occurred to inspire it.
