Why Paul Young’s ‘Everytime You Go Away’ Still Cuts Deep
There is a moment in Paul Young’s 1985 masterpiece that stops time. The haunting piano notes drift in like a quiet confession, and then his voice arrives—raspy, aching, impossibly sincere.…
There is a moment in Paul Young’s 1985 masterpiece that stops time. The haunting piano notes drift in like a quiet confession, and then his voice arrives—raspy, aching, impossibly sincere.…
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