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Strange Relationship
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“Strange Relationship” is a song from Prince’s 1987 double album, Sign “☮” the Times. A live performance of the song was released as a digital single, made available on Prince’s website on March 26, 2005.
“Strange Relationship” has a long history. The song was actually recorded by Prince in 1982, during a highly prolific period in Prince’s recording career, but remained in his vault for several years. The song was reworked in 1985 with input by Wendy & Lisa, giving it an unusual Indian sound, and was slated for the ill-fated 1986 Dream Factory project. After the disbanding of The Revolution, the Dream Factory project was shelved, but Prince retained “Strange Relationship” and reworked it once again for his Camille album. Camille was canceled, but most of the...
Read on...Song lines: ♪ More than that, I hate to see you sad ... What's this strange relationship, ship, ship, ship ... Baby, I just can't stand to see you happy ♫
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