When she was just starting out in the business, she always waited for the "the blue lights song". That was the song that came near the end of her set with the band and was usually a slow, bluesy love song that she could put all of her heart into; really feel it, you know. It was always the song that the audience went crazy on with people standing up and shouting at her, wanting more, needing her to give it up for them. They wanted more, always more, and she was usually happy to give it up for them. After all, that was her job. She was the heartbreak that they never had; the soulful lover that they dreamed of late at night; she was the older, more experienced sister that they didn't have. She was the one that could sing the blues out into the dark and lonely night.

Stumble It!