Angela Autumn has released a reflective new single, the latest release from the country songwriter.
The title nods to one of the coldest lines in prestige television, delivered in the fifth season of Mad Men. Michael Ginsberg, a young copywriter, has an ad pitch ready to present, only for his boss, Don Draper, to dismiss the idea and sell his own instead.
On the elevator ride back down, an increasingly frustrated Ginsberg mutters, "I feel bad for you." Without missing a beat, Draper delivers a cold, dismissive line as he steps off, one remembered as one of the show's most quietly brutal moments.
The single arrives as the latest addition to Autumn's country catalog, one of several new tracks tracked on the release calendar this week.
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- New single released, titled after a Mad Men kiss-off line
- Title borrows a line from Mad Men season 5, episode 9
- The line is Don Draper's dismissive reply to copywriter Michael Ginsberg
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