“If I were to kiss you, would you think I was a bad girl?” ~ Catwoman
“But…uh…no…no of course not Catwoman.” ~ Batman
This is one of those songs that I have heard, and loved, many a cover of. Pete Yorn’s rendition, especially, is one of my favorites. That said, the original is truly the best to me and does it for me, every single time.
Obsessive love, seasoned (or poisoned) by jealousy, and fueled by something that is hard to articulate, and even harder to leave; is it a chemical connection? That kind of pull that attracts opposites, superheroes and villains, the two least likely to fall, that kind of a pair looks great on a screen, and in the pages between, does it not? One of those explosions one likes to watch from afar (but only from a distance).
I was reading something earlier on the origins of Batman, and Catwoman, and while I was reading Suspicious Minds came on via shuffle. It was one of those moments where everything aligned in that magical, and admittedly geeky way, that makes me pause and smile.
What would I do without music and pop culture, and the kind of random thinking, and conversations, that come of it?
Suspicious Minds (live) :: Pete Yorn
Suspicious Minds (live) :: Gavin Rossdale
Suspicious Minds :: Fine Young Cannibals
Suspicious Minds (live) :: Flaming Lips
Suspicious Minds (live) :: My Morning Jacket
Suspicious Minds (live) :: Mic Christopher & The Frames
Suspicious Minds :: Elvis Presley
Dwight Yoakam’s version is also very choice. Big fan of your daily musings.
I have not heard Dwight’s version…off to look for it. Thanks for the recommendation, and thanks for reading! Appreciate the feedback.