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Sponsor/Announcer (0:00)
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Robin Hilton (0:17)
Please note that this episode contains explicit language. All right, All Songs Considered. NPR Music. I'm Robin Hilton. I'm here with Stephen Thompson. Welcome, Stephen.
Stephen Thompson (0:25)
Hello, Robin.
Robin Hilton (0:27)
We're looking back at our number one songs from each year of the past 25 years as we celebrate the show's 25th anniversary. This year, we are up to 2013. Let's get right to it.
Stephen Thompson (0:37)
I'm gonna go right here.
Robin Hilton (0:42)
Well, I know it's Casey Musgraves, and I remember the song very well, but I cannot for the life of me come up with the name.
Kacey Musgraves (singing) (0:48)
If you save yourself from marriage, you're a bore. If you don't save yourself from marriage, you're a horrible person. If you won't have a drink, then you're prude. But they'll call you a drunk as soon as you down the first one. If you can't lose the weight, then you're just fat. But if you lose too much, then you're on crack. You're damned if you do and you're damned if you don't. So you might as well just do whatever you want. So make lots of noise. Kiss lots of boys or kiss lots of girls. It's not something you're into. With straight and narrow gets a little too straight. Roll up the joint.
Robin Hilton (1:43)
Follow your arrow.
Sponsor/Announcer (1:45)
Follow your arrow.
James Blake (singing) (1:48)
One second before she said it, I got it.
Kacey Musgraves (singing) (1:52)
Wherever it points.
Stephen Thompson (1:58)
Really. That's incredible, Robin. Your powers, your powers of recognition.
Robin Hilton (2:03)
It's encyclopedic. One of the reasons why I hate playing this name that tune game is because it just. It exposes all the cobwebs. I've forgotten so much and I'm so terrible with names, but, yeah, Kacey Musgraves and this, you know, and obviously an artist who's gone on to be very near and dear to our hearts.
