Wednesday, January 4, 2017
"Single Girl" #12 12/31/1966
The second hit for Sandy Posey was the 180 degree polar opposite of her first. Whereas "Born A Woman" was a precursor of the feminist movement, this was from the viewpoint of a near-wallflower dependent on a man to complete her life. Kinda sums up the extremes of the 60's in a nutshell, eh?
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I kind of like when she describes the office/business social climate as "...and the people are phony".
The are! And that's why "the nights are lonely". No-one worthwhile or on-one's-level to actually connect with.
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