Yall dont never talk about this beautiful strange song.

I love it. I first heard it when i was like 10 when my mom bought D&P for my B-Day.


My brother always thought it was a dumb song, but i really like it.

paisleypark4 said:

i like it too!!! Especially when it changes from the soft acapella part to the music. P and Rosie have a good little vibe with their harmonizing going on. They fit so well...

paisleypark4 said:

Weird is a good word for it. That song confused the hell out of me the first time I heard it. So... Am I supposed to walk, or not? What's sunshine got to do with walking? I thought it was cheesy too, but that damn tune still got stuck in my head, and I needed to hear it again and again. It's a cool little song.

I was confused too at first, but basically P is being sarcastic. "walk on THEIR side of the street. DON'T walk where it feels the best." He's saying the opposite of what it should be. I hate the music but i love the message. I heard that Lisa Bonet directed the video for that song but it was never released

when i first bought the album, it was one of my most played tracks -- and i love the sarcasm in the lyrics, i can totally relate

This is one of my least favorite Prince recordings. The message is cool, but the tune is awful.

TheDeacon said:

paisleypark4 said:

What does this mean?

Elisa fiorillo sounds good on it.....infact her 2 albums wern't that bad! "Loves no fun" is a good song as is "More than love".....anyway.....


Yeah song is good and breaks up what is a very over production heavy album with a simple rather charming song!

TheDeacon said:

Oh My god there is a video? Im crying because i wont ever 2 c it!

I love the car horn parts, and how perfectly they fit the song's key and structure.

ThreadBare said:

I don't. Put it like this, if I had this playing whilst I was stopped at traffic lights, I would have to turn the sound down or even dare I say it skip to "Jug Head"... It's just to embarassing to be caught listening to.
[Edited 9/11/04 6:49am]

ThreadBare said:

Nice under appreciated little gem of a song.