Romie herself
@Romiesays · 4:53
Not a therapist; not a judge; not sufficiently able to distract myself with music history
And it's kind of like the less it makes sense, the more I will try and find a narrative reason for it to make sense that this person would be talking to me, which is, I'll be honest, the reason that I say it might be a little bit related to writing
I understand what you're saying about looking for the narrative as to why certain people are talking to me, but I don't know, I feel like, yeah, it probably does happen to you a lot, that sort of thing, with strangers coming up to you, just because you are quite an open person. And I think people pick up on that
Romie herself
@Romiesays · 3:24
It was like a conversation or a talk back, kind of in the same way as I don't know, it's like encountering the book Grendel and not realizing that Beow Wolf existed. Because the second song got very famous because of this cover in the lot of people who were listening to it, they're listening to an English band. This was from the Southern blues in the US. It was kind of a different music category. Even though it's the same song, it FAS a different audience