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Mother And Father too!

Unless they're waiting till March to release Cherish, Oh Father, Dear Jessie, and Keep It Together successively as part of a LAP 35th anniversary campaign... I would sure hope so!

What I found most interesting in this interview is that it's always seemed like she was desperate for another American radio hit after American Life underperformed, but they make it sound like she made a deliberate decision not to release a song that would be well-received by US radio. Was that her way of saying "F you" to American radio after they shunned her during the American Life era? It's also interesting that she would do a 180 three years later and work with the likes of Justin Timberlake and Timbaland.