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A musician can enter a decade in a variety of ways as we have already seen, though some of them reinvigorate themselves within such parameters. Kylie Minogue, for instance, made the best of her 00's entrance with Light Years. While her 90's didn't suck completely, they did put her quite close to a has-been status. However, Light Years rejuvenated her career, though we must be honest – this wasn't her best work of the period. Nonetheless, the album did enable Mrs. Minogue to reach the path, which gave her a Madonna-like longevity. Yes, Light Years should be seen as the LP, where Kylie Minogue became a powerful pop force, though some tunes contain many signifiers of the era. For instance, the song in the link has some elements that were prevalent in the Eurodance of the time.

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This song may not sonically suit the album it is from completely (it has a different team of musicians than the rest of it), although it complements its themes. Heathen deals with old age and bereavement in a grandiose fashion and this tune is a surprisingly cheerful ditty about the latter. I see it as one person's apparent regret about somebody's departure that is slowly turning into a melancholic denial that does not stop and that sounds more and more deluded as it goes on. It is incredibly airy on the surface, even though it is deeply mournful. It is about a typical human reaction when confronted with death – that person is not deceased, that person just moved away.