Favorite songwriters from the old South

Where the Mississippi kisses the sky performed by Bruce Springsteen is basically just like The Beatles' songwriting... pure magic.

Mark Cruz15 said:That's true. She actually wrote quite a few Madonna hits back when they were just hanging out.
I'm not sure if this covers everything, though—it doesn't mention *Side of the Pillow*.

I always thought she wrote "dotaći me usnama" for Belan—but looking at the list, it’s not there, so I might have just mixed things up. There's a lot of material here depending on what kind of soul you're looking for... but still, stuff like "where the Mississippi is," "Today I'm Crazy," "beautiful without souls," "California," "wine on lips," "While the Radio Plays," and "I'm a Liar" are all pretty solid pop tracks. Because of that, I think she deserves at least a mention in this thread..

It’s fascinating how men always seem to be the superior songwriters, though I suppose that's just the way it goes everywhere in the world.
Even when it comes to novelists.

Alright ladies, go ahead and try to change my mind.😒

And then they have the nerve to claim men aren't romantic.

Douglas Gray8 said:She even wrote that unfaithful little song about Bebek🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

What was she thinking?

Did she actually write it, or just remix some old track from overseas?

Frank Richardson said:Did she write it herself, or was it an adaptation of a Mexican version?

Hard to say. I haven't listened to alka or Bebek, but I noticed the song showed up on that list of alkin lyrics one of our forum members posted.