"A Sorta Fairytale"

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“and I'm so sad like a good book I can't put this day back a sorta fairytale with you a sorta fairytale with you”

THE MUSIC: According to the Music Genome Project, the song features mellow rock instrumentation, a subtle use of vocal harmony, acoustic rhythm piano, mixed minor & major key tonality, a vocal-centric aesthetic, a dynamic female vocalist and acoustic rhythm guitars.

THE FACTS: "A Sorta Fairytale" appears on the album Scarlet's Walk (2002), and served as the initial single from the album. The album is Tori’s seventh, spanning across 18 tracks and once concept, which details the cross-country travels of Scarlet, a character loosely based on Amos, as well as the concept of America post-September 11th. Perhaps the most prominent fact related to this song is its video (available here), which features Amos, as a head attached to a disembodied leg, falling in love with another head attached to a disembodied arm (played by Adrien Brody). The two creatures show signs of romantic interest in one another, until the arm accidentally hurts the leg's feelings by laughing at her crooked fifth toe. The leg then flees by jumping onto a passing skateboard, and ends up alone on a deserted beach. The arm finds her and they consummate their love with a deep kiss. The act of kissing causes the arm and leg to suddenly start swelling up and growing their extra body parts -- they finally become complete, "whole" humans by realizing their love.

YOU are an epic - the famed journey down to San Francisco. Much like the entire mood of this song, you are serene and somewhat sentimental, yet at the same time, there lies within you an innate sense of adventure. You are one of the more spontaneous people out there (and also one with a penchant for the finer things in life). Both these traits particularly show when you’re in a relationship with lots of potential for romance. Actually, there aren’t too many things more important to you than love. You get off on the thrill of being in love, which is not to say that you’re necessarily unfaithful or fickle. You’re just as likely to be a serial monogamist, in love with love itself, and with the sense of adventure it gives you. You are at your best when in love – you give yourself fully and whole-heartedly, every time hoping that you’ve finally met your match: someone who with whom you can share your innermost thoughts and feelings, a partner whose sense of adventure is on a par with yours. A person who will be just as excited as you at the prospect of fulfilling your life-long dream of traveling across America (or around the world, for that matter). Another defining trait for you is your restlessness, or, in keeping with Tori’s metaphor, your road fever. Chances are, with your idealistic nature, you have yet to find someone who will live up to your expectations – and until you do, you are not likely to find your peace. You do value each and every single relationship you enter, giving your partners your very best, and consciously making beautiful memories with them. In your weaker moments, you return to those moments of grace you had and may even become sentimental. Most likely, however, you revisit your memories to draw strength and devise plans to make even better ones the next time around.

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