Although I don't agree with the passive acceptance of someone's betrayal in the lyrics of Bread's "It Don't Matter To Me," I've always liked how well the song is structured and sung. I like that iTunes shuffle mode segued it with another lyrically compatible tune in my library, Everything But The Girl's "Meet Me In The Morning." I can imagine someone in "It Don't Matter To Me" who isn't ready to commit to someone deciding to commit firmly during "Meet Me In The Morning."
It's nice to hear the not necessarily happy ending in one song resolve itself more hopefully in another tune.
