Sounds like a country-western hit: New To Catholicism, New To Romance.  I  cite '60's music often.  I recall the Masses where "the devil's music" was called gravely sinful--and Father wasn't talking about satanic cults but about folks from the Beach Boys to James Brown to Peter, Paul and Mary to the Miracles to Johnny Mathis to Arlo Guthrie to Mary Wells. I recall when---you can look it up--The Twist was declared sinful by more than one bishop, and we were told from the pulpit not to watch Ed Sullivan that night because Elvis would be on. You can see why I don't always trust temporal charges of sinful lust.  Did you see Sunday Morning  today? There was a feature on the Isley Brothers who blended gospel with "Between the Sheets."   Pax Vobiscum. (Consider a clip of the Tet Offensive with a soundtrack including Marvin Gaye's "Sexual Healing" and the Temps' "Losing You," and the chaplain calling out the "sin" portrayed--lustful music!!  It's not just my imagination running away with me.