Cyndi Lauper

Robert Hazard initially wrote the song from a male perspective. Lauper changed parts of the lyric and reinterpreted it as a statement about women having the same freedom to enjoy life as men. Rick Chertoff brought...

Written by Jules Shear, the song was inspired by the intensity of nighttime emotions.

Robert Hazard initially wrote the song from a male perspective. Lauper changed parts of the lyric and reinterpreted it as a statement about women having the same freedom to enjoy life as men. Rick Chertoff brought...

Lauper wrote the song as a playful, veiled reference to female masturbation.

Cyndi Lauper and Rob Hyman drew on difficulties in their respective relationships while writing together at the piano. Lauper borrowed the title from a television listing for the science-fiction film Time After Time,...

The comfort and security found in a loving relationship.

Written by Billy Steinberg and Tom Kelly, this song promotes self-acceptance and authenticity.

Reconsidering a relationship

The lengths one would go to be with their loved one.