Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition

Following the aftertaste of the previous item reveals the extent of change more clearly—this time 'Moonlight' will be the focus. The key reason for selecting 'Moonlight' as the first track in 《Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition》 is that it serves as the official soundtrack that confirms the entry point of the album as the first main track of 《Dangerous Woman (Tenth Anniversary Edition)》. The official track featured in 《Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition》 is 'Moonlight', performed by Ariana Grande, with a playtime of 3 minutes and 22 seconds.

Let’s apply the same criteria of the commemorative guide comparing the original fifteen tracks and new ones to 'Moonlight'. When listening to 'Moonlight', pick out the strongest moment and the quietest moment, and observe the distance between these two points. Choose a specific element to remember from 'Moonlight' and note a commonality when compared with 'Knew Better Part Two'. By confirming the elements that disappear or emerge when transitioning from 'Moonlight' to 'Dangerous Woman', you can explain your preferences with evidence rather than vague recommendations.

At the end, try skipping 'Moonlight' and directly transition from 'Knew Better Part Two' to 'Dangerous Woman'. Judging whether the flow feels natural or if the contrast held by the first 'Moonlight' from 《Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition》 disappears will allow you to substantiate the reasons behind the track arrangement. After playing 'Moonlight' in the original order from 《Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition》, leave a note on your changed impression, and check the track listings, credits, and release information on the connected official audio page.

The small elements positioned behind the central melody or representative image shape the overall impression—this time 'Dangerous Woman' will be the focus. The key reason for selecting 'Dangerous Woman' as the second track in 《Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition》 is that it functions as the official soundtrack that confirms the initial direction setting as the second main track of 《Dangerous Woman (Tenth Anniversary Edition)》. The official track featured in 《Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition》 is 'Dangerous Woman', performed by Ariana Grande, with a playtime of 3 minutes and 55 seconds.

Using the guideline for comparing the original fifteen tracks and the new tracks, when listening to 'Dangerous Woman', do one round focusing on the lyrics and narrative, and then another round concentrating on rhythm and tone, creating two different memories. After picking a specific clue from 'Dangerous Woman', write down the points of continuity when transitioning from 'Moonlight' and the changes when moving on to 'Be Alright'.

Finally, briefly skip 'Dangerous Woman' and listen directly from 'Moonlight' to 'Be Alright'. This will help you decide whether the flow remains natural or if the contrast held by the second 'Dangerous Woman' from 《Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition》 disappears, enabling you to verify the reasons behind the track arrangement. After playing 'Dangerous Woman' in the original order from 《Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition》, leave a note on your changed impression, and check the track listings, credits, and release information on the connected official audio page.

Checking the official title and credits first helps avoid confusion with similar versions—this time 'Be Alright' will be the focus. The key reason for selecting 'Be Alright' as the third track in 《Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition》 is that it serves as the official soundtrack that confirms the initial direction setting as the third main track of 《Dangerous Woman (Tenth Anniversary Edition)》. The official track featured in 《Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition》 is 'Be Alright', performed by Ariana Grande, with a playtime of 2 minutes and 59 seconds.

Let’s maintain the guideline for comparing the original fifteen tracks and new ones for 'Be Alright'. When listening to 'Be Alright', divide your focus between the density of the introduction and the chorus, and note where the most significant emotional shifts occur. Choose a specific clue from 'Be Alright', and then note a commonality when compared with 'Dangerous Woman'. By confirming the elements that disappear or emerge when transitioning from 'Be Alright' to 'Into You', you can substantiate your preferences with specific evidence instead of vague recommendations.

At the end, skip 'Be Alright' briefly and listen directly from 'Dangerous Woman' to 'Into You'. This will allow you to judge whether the flow feels natural, or if the contrast held by the third 'Be Alright' from 《Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition》 disappears. After playing 'Be Alright' in the original order from 《Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition》, leave a note on your changed impression, and check the track listings, credits, and release information on the connected official audio page.

Think about whether your characteristics lean more towards the early or later parts of the list before beginning—this time 'Into You' will be the focus. The key reason for selecting 'Into You' as the fourth track in 《Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition》 is that it serves as the official soundtrack that confirms the middle section connecting the previous and following scenes as the fourth main track of 《Dangerous Woman (Tenth Anniversary Edition)》. The official track featured in 《Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition》 is 'Into You', performed by Ariana Grande, with a playtime of 4 minutes and 4 seconds.

Using the guideline for comparing the original fifteen tracks and the new ones, when listening to 'Into You', follow the central vocals and then replay the background harmonies and instruments to find the layers you originally missed. After picking a specific clue from 'Into You', write down the continuity when transitioning from 'Be Alright' and the changes when moving on to 'Side To Side (feat Nicki Minaj)'.

Lastly, skip 'Into You' briefly and listen directly from 'Be Alright' to 'Side To Side (feat Nicki Minaj)'. This will help you determine whether the flow feels natural or if the contrast held by the fourth 'Into You' from 《Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition》 disappears. After playing 'Into You' in the original order from 《Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition》, note your changed impression, and check the track listings, credits, and release information on the connected official audio page.

This item becomes clearer when capturing the atmosphere right after the introduction rather than the familiar parts—this time 'Side To Side (feat Nicki Minaj)' will be the focus. The key reason for selecting 'Side To Side (feat Nicki Minaj)' as the fifth track in 《Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition》 is that it serves as the official soundtrack that confirms the middle section connecting the previous and following scenes as the fifth main track of 《Dangerous Woman (Tenth Anniversary Edition)》. The official track featured in 《Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition》 is 'Side To Side (feat Nicki Minaj)', performed by Ariana Grande, with a playtime of 3 minutes and 46 seconds.

Using the guideline for comparing the original fifteen tracks and new ones, listen to 'Side To Side (feat Nicki Minaj)' with a focus on one common sound from the previous items and one element that changes uniquely within this item. After choosing a specific clue from 'Side To Side (feat Nicki Minaj)', write down continuity from 'Into You', and the changes when transitioning to 'Let Me Love You (feat Lil Wayne)'.

At the end, skip 'Side To Side (feat Nicki Minaj)' briefly and listen directly from 'Into You' to 'Let Me Love You (feat Lil Wayne)'. This will help you determine whether the flow feels natural or if the contrast held by the fifth 'Side To Side (feat Nicki Minaj)' from 《Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition》 disappears.

Instead of chasing every element at once, let’s start by choosing the clue that first attracts your ear or eye—this time 'Let Me Love You (feat Lil Wayne)' will be the focus. The key reason for selecting 'Let Me Love You (feat Lil Wayne)' as the sixth track in 《Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition》 is that it serves as the official soundtrack that confirms the middle section connecting the previous and following scenes as the sixth main track of 《Dangerous Woman (Tenth Anniversary Edition)》. The official track featured in 《Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition》 is 'Let Me Love You (feat Lil Wayne)', performed by Ariana Grande, with a playtime of 3 minutes and 43 seconds.

Using the guideline for comparing the original fifteen tracks and new ones for 'Let Me Love You (feat Lil Wayne)', compare the first 20 seconds with the last 20 seconds to check if the atmosphere returns to a similar vibe or reaches a different destination. After choosing a specific clue from 'Let Me Love You (feat Lil Wayne)', note the continuity from 'Side To Side (feat Nicki Minaj)' and the changes when transitioning to 'Greedy'.

At the end, briefly skip 'Let Me Love You (feat Lil Wayne)' and listen directly from 'Side To Side (feat Nicki Minaj)' to 'Greedy'. This will help you judge whether the flow feels natural or if the contrast held by the sixth 'Let Me Love You (feat Lil Wayne)' from 《Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition》 disappears.

By placing the beginning and end directly side by side, you can see the changes made throughout the middle process more clearly—this time 'Greedy' will be the focus. The key reason for selecting 'Greedy' as the seventh track in 《Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition》 is that it serves as the official soundtrack that confirms the middle section connecting the previous and following scenes as the seventh main track of 《Dangerous Woman (Tenth Anniversary Edition)》. The official track featured in 《Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition》 is 'Greedy', performed by Ariana Grande, with a playtime of 3 minutes and 34 seconds.

Using the guideline for comparing the original fifteen tracks and new ones for 'Greedy', after checking the official link for the track and artist, contrast the impression you expected from the title alone with the actual sound. After choosing a specific clue from 'Greedy', note the continuity from 'Let Me Love You (feat Lil Wayne)' and the changes when transitioning to 'Leave Me Lonely (feat Macy Gray)'.

At the end, skip 'Greedy' briefly and listen directly from 'Let Me Love You (feat Lil Wayne)' to 'Leave Me Lonely (feat Macy Gray)'. This will help you determine whether the flow feels natural or if the contrast held by the seventh 'Greedy' from 《Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition》 disappears. After playing 'Greedy' in the original order from 《Listening Again to 《Dangerous Woman》 with the 10th Anniversary Edition》, leave a note on your changed impression, and check the track listings, credits, and release information on the connected official audio page.

Let's explore what stands out at low volume or in a short preview—this time, we focus on 'Leave Me Lonely (feat Macy Gray)'. The core reasoning for selecting the eighth track 'Leave Me Lonely (feat Macy Gray)' from the expanded 10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman' is that it serves as an official source that connects the previous and subsequent parts of the main album track from 'Dangerous Woman (Tenth Anniversary Edition)'. The official inclusion of 'Leave Me Lonely (feat Macy Gray)' in '10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman'' confirms Ariana Grande as the listed artist, with a playtime of 3 minutes and 49 seconds.

As a commemorative guide comparing the original fifteen tracks and new songs, when listening to 'Leave Me Lonely (feat Macy Gray)', we separate our impressions before briefly seeing the screen or the package and notice the differences upon rewatching. Choosing one clue from 'Leave Me Lonely (feat Macy Gray)', we can detail the similarities with 'Greedy' and note the changes transitioning to 'Everyday (feat Future)'.

Finally, let’s temporarily skip 'Leave Me Lonely (feat Macy Gray)' and directly listen to 'Greedy' followed by 'Everyday (feat Future)'. This will help us judge whether the flow feels natural, or if the contrast established by 'Leave Me Lonely (feat Macy Gray)' from the 10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman' disappears, thus allowing us to verify our reasoning behind the arrangement.

In the first play, let's check the difference between the expectation set by the title and the actual first sound—this time, we focus on 'Everyday (feat Future)'. The core reasoning for selecting the ninth track 'Everyday (feat Future)' from the expanded 10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman' is its role as an official source to confirm the central transition point of the main album track from 'Dangerous Woman (Tenth Anniversary Edition)'. The official inclusion of 'Everyday (feat Future)' in '10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman'' confirms Ariana Grande as the listed artist, with a playtime of 3 minutes and 14 seconds.

As a commemorative guide comparing the original fifteen tracks and new songs, while listening to 'Everyday (feat Future)', we select one of the strongest moments and one of the quietest to examine the distance between these two points. After choosing a clue from 'Everyday (feat Future)', we can further illustrate the similarities with 'Leave Me Lonely (feat Macy Gray)' and detail the changes moving onto 'Sometimes'.

Lastly, let’s briefly skip 'Everyday (feat Future)' and transition directly from 'Leave Me Lonely (feat Macy Gray)' to 'Sometimes'. This will allow us to determine whether the flow feels natural or if the contrast that 'Everyday (feat Future)' provided disappears, thereby letting us verify our reasoning behind the arrangement.

Continuing with the lingering impact of the previous entry allows the breadth of change to emerge more clearly—this time, we focus on 'Sometimes'. The core reasoning for selecting the tenth track 'Sometimes' from the expanded 10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman' is its function as an official source to confirm the central transition point of the main album track from 'Dangerous Woman (Tenth Anniversary Edition)'. The official inclusion of 'Sometimes' in '10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman'' confirms Ariana Grande as the listed artist, with a playtime of 3 minutes and 46 seconds.

As a commemorative guide comparing the original fifteen tracks and new songs, when listening to 'Sometimes', we should focus on lyrics and narratives at one time, and rhythms and tones at another, leaving us with different memories. After selecting a clue from 'Sometimes', detailing the changes from 'Everyday (feat Future)' to 'I Don't Care' will clarify our selection rationale.

Finally, let’s temporarily skip 'Sometimes' and listen directly from 'Everyday (feat Future)' to 'I Don't Care'. This will help us judge whether the flow feels natural or if the contrast established by 'Sometimes' from the 10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman' disappears, thus allowing us to verify our reasoning behind the arrangement. After playing 'Sometimes' in the original order from '10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman'', leave a line summarizing the changed impression, and check the included works, credits, and public information on the linked official music source page.

Small elements behind the central melody or iconic image determine the overall impression—this time, we focus on 'I Don't Care'. The core reasoning for selecting the eleventh track 'I Don't Care' from the expanded 10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman' is that it serves as an official source to connect the preceding and following scenes of the main album track from 'Dangerous Woman (Tenth Anniversary Edition)'. The official inclusion of 'I Don't Care' in '10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman'' confirms Ariana Grande as the listed artist, with a playtime of 2 minutes and 58 seconds.

As a commemorative guide comparing the original fifteen tracks and new songs, when listening to 'I Don't Care', we should distinguish between the density in the introduction and the chorus and indicate where emotions shift most significantly. By choosing a clue from 'I Don't Care' and detailing the changes transitioning from 'Sometimes' to 'Bad Decisions', the rationale for our selection becomes more apparent.

Finally, let’s briefly skip 'I Don't Care' and listen directly from 'Sometimes' to 'Bad Decisions'. This will help us judge whether the flow feels natural or if the contrast established by 'I Don't Care' from the 10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman' disappears, thus allowing us to verify our reasoning behind the arrangement. After playing 'I Don't Care' in the original order from '10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman'', leave a line summarizing the changed impression, and check the included works, credits, and public information on the linked official music source page.

Check the official title and credits first to avoid confusion with similar versions while listening—this time, we focus on 'Bad Decisions'. The core reasoning for selecting the twelfth track 'Bad Decisions' from the expanded 10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman' is that it serves as an official source to connect the preceding and following scenes of the main album track from 'Dangerous Woman (Tenth Anniversary Edition)'. The official inclusion of 'Bad Decisions' in '10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman'' confirms Ariana Grande as the listed artist, with a playtime of 3 minutes and 46 seconds.

As a commemorative guide comparing the original fifteen tracks and new songs, while listening to 'Bad Decisions', follow the central vocal and then re-listen to the background harmonies and instruments to find the layers you initially missed. By choosing a clue from 'Bad Decisions' and detailing the changes transitioning from 'I Don't Care' to 'Touch It', the rationale for our selection becomes clearer.

Finally, let’s briefly skip 'Bad Decisions' and listen directly from 'I Don't Care' to 'Touch It'. This will help us judge whether the flow feels natural or if the contrast established by 'Bad Decisions' from the 10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman' disappears, thus allowing us to verify our reasoning behind the arrangement. After playing 'Bad Decisions' in the original order from '10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman'', leave a line summarizing the changed impression, and check the included works, credits, and public information on the linked official music source page.

Begin by considering whether this track aligns more closely with the front or back of the list—this time, we focus on 'Touch It'. The core reasoning for selecting the thirteenth track 'Touch It' from the expanded 10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman' is that it serves as an official source to connect the preceding and following scenes of the main album track from 'Dangerous Woman (Tenth Anniversary Edition)'. The official inclusion of 'Touch It' in '10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman'' confirms Ariana Grande as the listed artist, with a playtime of 4 minutes and 20 seconds.

As a commemorative guide comparing the original fifteen tracks and new songs, while listening to 'Touch It', select one sound common to the previous and next tracks and one unique element only found within this entry. By choosing a clue from 'Touch It' and detailing the changes transitioning from 'Bad Decisions' to 'Knew Better / Forever Boy', the rationale for our selection becomes more evident.

Finally, let’s temporarily skip 'Touch It' and listen directly from 'Bad Decisions' to 'Knew Better / Forever Boy'. This will help us judge whether the flow feels natural or if the contrast established by 'Touch It' from the 10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman' disappears, thus allowing us to verify our reasoning behind the arrangement. After playing 'Touch It' in the original order from '10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman'', leave a line summarizing the changed impression, and check the included works, credits, and public information on the linked official music source page.

This entry becomes clearer when capturing the atmosphere right after the familiar parts—this time, we focus on 'Knew Better / Forever Boy'. The core reasoning for selecting the fourteenth track 'Knew Better / Forever Boy' from the expanded 10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman' is that it serves as an official source to connect the preceding and following scenes of the main album track from 'Dangerous Woman (Tenth Anniversary Edition)'. The official inclusion of 'Knew Better / Forever Boy' in '10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman'' confirms Ariana Grande as the listed artist, with a playtime of 4 minutes and 59 seconds.

As a commemorative guide comparing the original fifteen tracks and new songs, while listening to 'Knew Better / Forever Boy', compare the first 20 seconds with the last 20 seconds to determine whether it returns to the same atmosphere or arrives somewhere different. By choosing a clue from 'Knew Better / Forever Boy' and detailing the changes transitioning from 'Touch It' to 'Thinking Bout You', the rationale for our selection becomes more visible.

Finally, let’s briefly skip 'Knew Better / Forever Boy' and listen directly from 'Touch It' to 'Thinking Bout You'. This will help us judge whether the flow feels natural or if the contrast established by 'Knew Better / Forever Boy' from the 10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman' disappears, thus allowing us to verify our reasoning behind the arrangement.

Rather than pursuing all elements at once, let's start by selecting the clue that first catches the ear or eye—this time, we focus on 'Thinking Bout You'. The core reasoning for selecting the fifteenth track 'Thinking Bout You' from the expanded 10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman' is that it serves as an official source to connect the preceding and following scenes of the main album track from 'Dangerous Woman (Tenth Anniversary Edition)'. The official inclusion of 'Thinking Bout You' in '10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman'' confirms Ariana Grande as the listed artist, with a playtime of 3 minutes and 20 seconds.

As a commemorative guide comparing the original fifteen tracks and new songs, while listening to 'Thinking Bout You', check the included works and the artist listing from the official link, and contrast it against the impression you anticipated from just the title. By selecting a clue from 'Thinking Bout You' and detailing the changes transitioning from 'Knew Better / Forever Boy' to 'Step On Up', the rationale for our selection becomes clearer.

Finally, let’s briefly skip 'Thinking Bout You' and listen directly from 'Knew Better / Forever Boy' to 'Step On Up'. This will help us judge whether the flow feels natural or if the contrast established by 'Thinking Bout You' from the 10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman' disappears, thus allowing us to verify our reasoning behind the arrangement. After playing 'Thinking Bout You' in the original order from '10th Anniversary Edition of 'Dangerous Woman'', leave a line summarizing the changed impression, and check the included works, credits, and public information on the linked official music source page.

When you compare the first and last parts directly, the changes made in the middle become clear—this time, we take ‘Step On Up’ as the basis. The main reason for selecting the 16th track ‘Step On Up’ from the ‘10th Anniversary Edition of Dangerous Woman’ is that it serves as the official audio to confirm the emotional resolution in the latter part of the album. The official inclusion of ‘Step On Up’ in the ‘10th Anniversary Edition of Dangerous Woman’ is listed under Ariana Grande, with a playback time of 3 minutes and 0 seconds.

Since it’s a commemorative guide comparing the original fifteen tracks with the new one, when listening to ‘Step On Up,’ first note your impression without looking at the screen or package, and then distinguish the points that have changed upon revisiting it. After picking a clue from ‘Step On Up,’ you can write down the differences observed as you transition from ‘Thinking Bout You’ to ‘Jason's Song (Gave It Away),’ making the selection reason clearer.

Finally, let's briefly skip ‘Step On Up’ and directly listen from ‘Thinking Bout You’ to ‘Jason's Song (Gave It Away).’ You can verify for yourself whether the flow feels natural or if the contrast that ‘Step On Up’ provided in the 16th track of the ‘10th Anniversary Edition of Dangerous Woman’ disappears. After playing ‘Step On Up’ in its original order within the ‘10th Anniversary Edition of Dangerous Woman,’ leave a line noting any changed impressions, and check the track's details, credits, and release information on the linked official audio page.

Let’s take a look at what elements remain even at low volumes or short previews—this time, we’re focusing on ‘Jason's Song (Gave It Away).’ The main reason for selecting the 17th track ‘Jason's Song (Gave It Away)’ from the ‘10th Anniversary Edition of Dangerous Woman’ is that it serves as the official audio to confirm the emotional resolution in the latter part of the album. The official inclusion of ‘Jason's Song (Gave It Away)’ in the ‘10th Anniversary Edition of Dangerous Woman’ is listed under Ariana Grande, with a playback time of 4 minutes and 24 seconds.

As part of the commemorative guide comparing the original fifteen tracks with the new one, when listening to ‘Jason's Song (Gave It Away),’ pick the strongest moment and the quietest moment, and observe the distance between those two points. After selecting a clue from ‘Jason's Song (Gave It Away),’ write down the differences you notice as you transition from ‘Step On Up’ to ‘Knew Better Part Two,’ which makes the reason for selection clearer.

Finally, let’s briefly skip ‘Jason's Song (Gave It Away)’ and directly listen from ‘Step On Up’ to ‘Knew Better Part Two.’ You can determine whether the flow feels natural or if the contrast that ‘Jason's Song (Gave It Away)’ held in the 17th track of the ‘10th Anniversary Edition of Dangerous Woman’ is lost.

Let’s first check the difference between the expectations set by the title and the actual first sound—this time, we’re using ‘Knew Better Part Two’ as the basis. The main reason for selecting the 18th track ‘Knew Better Part Two’ from the ‘10th Anniversary Edition of Dangerous Woman’ is that it serves as the official audio confirming the conclusion of the album. The official inclusion of ‘Knew Better Part Two’ in the ‘10th Anniversary Edition of Dangerous Woman’ is listed under Ariana Grande, with a playback time of 2 minutes and 44 seconds.

Following the commemorative guide for comparing the original fifteen tracks with the new one, when you listen to ‘Knew Better Part Two,’ try listening once for the lyrics and narrative, and then again focusing on the rhythm and tone to leave different memories. After picking a clue from ‘Knew Better Part Two,’ write down the differences as you transition from ‘Jason's Song (Gave It Away)’ to ‘Moonlight,’ clarifying the reasons for selection.

Finally, let’s briefly skip ‘Knew Better Part Two’ and listen directly from ‘Jason's Song (Gave It Away)’ to ‘Moonlight.’ You can determine whether the flow feels natural or if the contrast that ‘Knew Better Part Two’ provided in the 18th track of the ‘10th Anniversary Edition of Dangerous Woman’ is lost.