You'll notice immediately that Dee Dee and her producers did not want to release a carbon copy of Forever as a second single (which would have been a safe, but not very original thing to do). The One clearly has a different sound than Forever, which should always be applauded in a world where a lot of mediocre (read: same song, somewhat different vocals) dance products are released.

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• January 12,2003