You'll try to figure out what life would be without her

Thursday music corner: Stockholm-born singer-songwriter Stina Nordenstam (b.1969) has released six albums, starting with 1991's Memories of a Colour and, most recently, 2004's The World is Saved. She has released nine singles in her own right, and also guested with Vangelis on his 1996 track Ask the Mountains, and with Yello on their 1997 song To The Sea. 

The ethereal When Debbie's Back From Texas is the opening track of Nordenstam's second album, And She Closed Her Eyes (1994). The album reached number 5 in the Swedish charts, and spawned two singles: Little Star (which featured on Baz Luhrman's Romeo + Juliet soundtrack) and Something Nice. 

In February 2014 Nordenstam was among the first members inducted into the Swedish Music Hall of Fame, alongside others including Abba and Roxette.

Stina Nordenstam - When Debbie's Back From Texas (1994)