Solvable
A cover of Christopher Cross’s 1979 classic, this track showcases the group’s ability to handle soft rock with their signature five-part harmonies. It starts with the band’s trademark harmonizing before moving into a soulful solo by JC Chasez.
The song was one of the very first demos the group ever recorded, originally tracked in a closet before they had professional studio access. Despite being a “cheesy” remake, it is praised for its relaxing vibe and flawless vocal execution.
Shackera is too busy she says and I was bold and barefaced to ask her to hook me up with one of her friends or anyone who would be interested in me. She responded no but not responding to my texts or even reading them. She seems to want nothing
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