
How Cher’s ‘Believe’ helped inspire Lucy Dacus’s ‘Partner In Crime’
Lucy Dacus paired her 2022 cover of Cher’s ‘Believe’ with a stripped-back ‘Partner In Crime’ because the songs had been connected from the start.
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‘Still’ by Cher is a 2000 track from the album ‘not.com.mercial’. The lyrics picture an intense, transatlantic bond of distress and dependency, with one person yearning across “an ocean” while the other suffers numbness and confinement. A recurring chorus frames their shared surrender as a mutual stopping point, where acceptance has been replaced by rejection, which lands as something bitter and unavoidable.
"Still" is a track by Cher, from the album not.com.mercial, released 8th November 2000. Full lyrics are available below.
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