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 The High Road - JoJo
 The High Road - JoJo ... This Time4 Too Little, Too Late 5 Let It Rain 6 High Road 7 Like That 8 Good Ol 9 Coming For You 10 Exceptional 11 How To Touch A Girl 12 Note To GOD 13 Do Whatcha Gotta Do 14 I Can Take You There 15 Leave (Get Out) Newest Review: ... lyrics as it’s about a failed relationship and then trying to get back together but it’s not enough, “It’s just too little ... more ... too late, a little too wrong and I can’t wait, boy you know all the right things to say, you know it’s just a little too late.” It’s a brilliant song and one that most people who’ve ever had a failed relationship will be able to identify with. “The High Road” is the fourth track on the album and has a mixed genre to it, there’s elements of the previous song but there’s a more raunchy, sex appeal to this track as well. Her voice is undeniably quite sultry on this song and she sings the words with true feeling, “I’m gonna...more |
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The High Road
Release Date: 2006 - 11 - 06, Audio CD, Mercury Last Update 01.12.2009 05:49
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The High Road - JoJo: Too Mature? (2334 words)
by - written on 31/01/07 (Very useful, 994 readings)
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JoJo is somewhat of a household name in America, and at the mere age of just 16 that’s something to be proud of. She rose to fame in 2004 with her first album titled “JoJo” which again saw only moderate success over in the UK. At the mere age of 13 she was the youngest person to ever have a Number 1 hit in America and her album also reached Number 4 in the charts over there. Her sound back then was quite young sounding, very pop princess focused and quite naïve. Now she’s back with a more mature sound on her second album titled “The High Road” which was released back in October 2005. This time she promised a more mature, grown up sound (although how grown up you can be ... Read the complete review
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