gloriously

Inspiring a European victory in hostile territory at the end of this month would be a fitting climax to his gloriously tumultuous season.

There’s a high and lonesome fiddle sounding the alarm, before a gloriously defiant harmony vocal: “I’m a hard headed woman . . . and I don’t owe ya sh*t.”

She’s alone, gloriously, at long last . . . and too late for the rest of us to savor what her next steps will be.

Last week, Arrowhead, also known as T-84, died at the age of 11 near a stretch of lakes in the scenic park, the very territory she had gloriously ruled over in her prime.

Her performance, featuring a giant disco ball pursed between two red lips, is gloriously OTT, and she has an enviable set of pipes.