Though the song has taken on a different meaning for Amos throughout the years-even connecting to the death of her friend and makeup artist Kevyn Aucoin in 2002 to her own parenting, it always goes back to her own minister father. “I was telling him how bad I felt cause of the first album being so bad and Dad said to me -he’d never said it before-’Tori Ellen, When are you going to accept you are good enough for you?'” “Now my Dad, he’s like James Dean or Billy Graham-though there’s no real difference there,” said Amos on a 1998 episode of VHI Storytellers. Walking on her grandmother’s farm with her dad Edison, the father-daughter conversation inspired Tori Amos to write “Winter,” off her 1992 debut Little Earthquakes.
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