Eppedoro Brings Women's Realities Into Focus With "There's More Water In Me Than In The Well"

"There's More Water In Me Than In The Well" is an unusual idea Eppedoro offers to a tune first written in the late 80s/early 90s as a possible follow-up to Loretta Lynn's "The Pill." The song deals with the everyday phenomenon of premenstrual syndrome from a woman's point of view. The appeal lies in the subject's relatability and the willingness to turn a frequently misunderstood aspect of women's lives into songwriting hay. The composition has an irreverent spirit with its unique country-minded inspiration that can appeal to generations of women seeking recognition and understanding.