\nSheryl Crow’s lyrics have caught my attention numerous times. Her song “A Change Would Do You Good” contains a few examples.\n<\/p>
\n“Wear your fake fur on the inside” is a fantastic characterization of political correctness. The fur is fake, so even to a person against using animal fur, it’s blameless. However, the wearer is afraid of being perceived<\/em> as someone who wears real fur. Therefore, just buying fake (instead of real) fur is not enough; they need to hide their fake fur, as well.\n<\/p> \n\n“…everybody wants more” is a line so true, it’s surprising I can’t recall anyone singing it before Sheryl Crow. Sometimes, an artist can notice an obvious fact that seemingly eludes everyone else.\n<\/p> \n\n\n“A Change Would Do You Good” was written by Sheryl Crow, Jeff Trott and Brian MacLeod. To my mind, the song could be perceived as a bit dismissive and\/or condescending. However, its point about fake fur elevates it above just another hit.\n<\/p> \n\nSource:\n\nsongfacts.com<\/a>\n<\/p>\n\nJack of Oracle Tutoring by Jack and Diane,<\/a> Campbell River, BC.\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Self-tutoring about lyrics: the tutor reflects on a few lines from Sheryl Crow. Sheryl Crow’s lyrics have caught my attention numerous times. Her song “A Change Would Do You Good” contains a few examples. “Wear your fake fur on the …<\/p>\n