Plays:2
Song DescriptionWoman advises younger woman on love & duplicity
Story Behind the SongA foot tapping advice song from an older, more experienced woman to a younger woman about not getting involved with the 'wrong' kind of man.
Broadjam Member Reviews
"There ain't enough salt to melt that ice." VERY clever. VERY catchy. The vocal is impeccably sung, very lounge-y. Great instrumentation.
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Kate Carpenter
You put a lot of trust in that man
But his kisses barely grazed your broken heart
And his hot hands strayed before you gave them leave
I guess I could have told you that part
You came off lightly, no lasting damage done
Next time I guess you're going to listen to my advice
If I told you once, I told you twice
There ain't enough salt to melt that ice
He's a cold man, he's cold up to the level
And he does his level best to seem less so
And he's fooled so many people so don't take it to heart
It isn't really such a body blow
He's a cold man, he's cold up to the brim
But it's those crystal eyes that make him seem so nice
Don't let him fool you, no, don't be taken in
There ain't enough salt to melt that ice
Song Length
2:48
Genres
Unique - General, Rock - Americana
Tempo / Feel
Medium Slow (91 - 110)
Lead Vocal
Female Vocal
Moods
Diplomatic, Cool
Subject Matter
Masculinity, Bad Love
Similar Artist
Tom Waits, Marc Ribot
Language
English
Era
2000 and later
| Lyric Credits |
Kirsty McGee |
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| Music Credits |
Kirsty McGee |
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| Producer Credits |
Kirsty McGee, Howard Jacobs, Barkley MacKay |
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| Publisher Credits |
Touch Tones |
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| Performance Credits |
Kirsty McGee (guitar, voice), Howard Jacobs (percussion, drums), Nick Blacka (double bass), James Steel (electric guitar) |
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| Label Credits |
Hobopop Recordings |
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