Over You from Nat-Ural by Ural Thomas

"This is about how two people fall in love and then found out they weren't going to be exactly what they wanted.

I was telling my wife the other day, when you are with someone you leave a part of yourself and they give you a part of them that's going to be there forever. You can't get rid of that . We're like plants. You can go out there and find two leaves on the tree and they'll be identical but if you look at them closely each one has a little bit of a different turn in the leaf. People, when they meet each other sometimes they want to change. They think, “oh this is going to be good” but you better make sure before you start laying eggs and stuff together this is the person you want to spend your life with because it's a two way street. I could ruin your life by trying to change you to the way I think you should be. We are who we are."

Known to many as "Portland's Pillar Of Soul", Ural Thomas' soul music legacy stretches back to the late 1950s and endures to this day.