Well, that certainly isn't what I'd normally listen to but it was pleasant and I tried to cleverly listen to it with general music-listening ears to try and judge it how other people might - and I can tell it was good. I'm never so keen on storytelling reckuds but this was fine in that regard, if a little boring for my music tastes, but as a one-off listen fairly interesting.

My score is going to be 3/5.

I do think that the genius of the title track is the song structure.

No chorus, just a series of relatively lengthy verses delivered melodically and, in regards to vocal delivery, a somewhat disconnected, rambling, pensive anecdotal manner, only for each verse to end with that dramatic downward key change and the repetition of the doom-laden suicide and the 'something' that's thrown conspiratorially from the Tallahatchie Bridge.

Proper spooky.

A masterpiece of the 'Southern Gothic' sub-genre.

That is my erudite and informed review.

In all honesty, since the whole album maintained that atmosphere right up the climactic finale, I may have been a bit mean with my score.

A immersive experience.