Carolina QuotesI just remember pulling aside, I was driving, and I heard it on the radio, in the states — and she didn't really get played a lot in the states, until that song — that really got played — a lot. I remember, I had to pull over, and listen to it, because I'd never heard anything like it.
Tori Amos Carolinian
Source
On "Running Up That Hill (A Deal with God)".
- work
- The Kate Bush Story (2014)
- year
- 2014
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“I just remember pulling aside, I was driving, and I heard it…” Tori Amos. Carolina Quotes, record CQ-6610C5207C. https://carolinaquotes.com/quote/6610c5207c
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