Welcome to the New York Times

Popcast, your We Don't Need No Damn Max Martin,

of music news and criticism.

I'm your host John Caramonica. Baby it's so real to me now that it's over

The space where you used to be

Your head on my shoulder.

All of the plans we made that never happened.

Now you're saying on my pills,

at least you left me with something.

There's this empty space you left behind. Now you're not here with me.

I can take it through a waste of time with the pictures incomplete.

This is empty space she left behind,

now you're not here with me.

I keep sticking through a waste of time,

but the picture's incomplete. I don't dance on my own anymore. Instead I dance with my best

I dance on my own anymore. Instead I dance with my best friends listening to Robin.

Drop the Robin Popcast.

Damn it.

That's how I feel.

Honey came out last week. If you were close to Karen Gans, Honey is a state of mind that

dominated late summer and fall, early fall of 2018, is only right to bring it full circle onto the

pop cast to have a big old group conversation about Wuguan with Robin.

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