Jessica Simpson “Remember That” Song Audio
Check out this leaked track from Jessica Simpson’s new album. Do You Know, the pop star’s first country-western release, will be available September 9th.
Listen To “Remember That” By Jessica Simpson
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On August 19th 2008, gwen wrote:
Love this song so so much!!!! Jessica is the best!
On August 19th 2008, donna wrote:
Is this song about the abuse she claims she experienced?
If it is , she makes a mockery of the victims of real domestic abuse with it by equating the things she is singing about with their broken bones and battered bodies.
On August 19th 2008, em wrote:
Finally, Jessica has given us a clue to the identity of her “abuser” with this song. It’s whoever called her stupid.
So that narrows the list of suspects down to… everyone in America.
On October 12th 2008, lindsay wrote:
I had to reply a comment to the moron who said Jessica Simpson is making a mockery to the women with “Broken bones and battered bodies”..
If you were not aware…abuse can me emotion and mental, not just physical. Which is what she is saying in the song, apparently you didn’t listen to it. Your just quick to talk shit about her, ju
On October 21st 2008, Deb wrote:
Rachel Proctor wrote this song. She wrote it after enduring a Hellish relationship in 2005. When I heard Jessica sing this song, I knew I had heard it sung by the original writer before. Rachel is so excited that Jessica is getting her song out there for her. Please don’t be so quick to judge until you know the full Story. Look up Rachel Proctor on Myspace. :-)
On November 11th 2008, Sherre wrote:
I love the song and I heard what Jessica had to say about it and how the lyrics moved her. This song moved me as well as I endured something similar. Please don’t judge. Being famous and in the light for everyone to see your every move is a difficult thing. I respect Jessica and love her singing, pop and country both. Don’ be jealous. Sher