"That word" in "It's In You"

[Ian <istanley@quartz.nbnet.nb.ca>]

>Date: Thu, 14 Aug 1997 Brian S Cady wrote:
>
>
>Remember I asked about Roger singing "titch" instead of "bitch" in "It's
>In You" a/k/a/ "Virginia" on the new "Face Dances" CD?  It turns out that
>is what he is singing although the word is properly spelled "tich." 
>Here's the definition from Patridge's Concise Dictionary of Slang and
>Uncoventional English:
>
>	Tich.  A nickname given to any small man.  E.g. 'Tich'
>	Freeman, Kent's googly bowler.  It has also, since circa
>	1925, been a nickname conferred by females upon a female.

 That *still* doesn't make much sense.First off,Virginia is obviously not a
"small man".Secondly,neither Pete nor Roger are female,so why would he be
calling Virginia by a nickname that is "conferred by females upon a female"?
 Personally,I think the lyric IS "Bitch",but in these incredibly
bland,sterile,politically correct '90's,they don't want to use
it.Consequently,they're "fiddling about" with the track.

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