24KG song by song analysis
 

okay, now that we've had time to absorb this album and Stevie's commentary on it.
WHO are each of the songs about. She's said 1/2 the songs are about Lindsey but all I hear on this album is Mick Mick Mick blah blah blah

discuss :nod:

01. Starshine
??????????

02. If You Were My Love
a knight and a maiden? :lol: i don't even know what is going on here

03. Mabel Normand
is about Mabel Normand obviously

04. Twisted
Lindsey ... and the couple in the movie whose names I forget (Helen Hunt/Bill Paxton)

05. 24 Karat Gold
Mick

06. Belle Fleur
??????

07. All The Beautiful Worlds
??????????

08. Lady
Stevie and Lindsey

09. I Don't Care
?????????????

10. Watch Chain
Mick

11. Hard Advice
imma say Lindsey as per my other post until told otherwise

12. Carousel
not relevant

13. Blue Water
i don't buy this Goldfish and the Ladybug nonsense
it's about S&L

14. Cathouse Blues
not about hooker cats :lol:

15. The Dealer
??????

16. She Loves Him Still
i want to say Lindsey but ugh i think it's Joe Schmoe

Hard Advice is about the lecture Tom Petty gave to her mid-nineties.

Starshine
Mick, Stevie, Sara

If You Were My Love
Tom/Symbolism/Stevie

Mabel Normand
Mabel/Stevie

Twisted
Lindsey

24 Karat Gold
Mick 1000%

Belle Fleur
Stevie/Rock Star Ladies

All the Beautiful Worlds
Stevie and probably parts of Jimmy Iovine

Lady
Stevie and Lindsey

I Don't Care
Idk idc

Watch Chain
Mick

Hard Advice
Tom for shore

Carousel
N/A

Blue Water
Definitely Lindsey (they have that whole water/sea obsession together)

Cathouse Blues
That bloke from highschool/Lindsey/Cats/StreetAngels

The Dealer
Stevie/Dealers/Cardsharks

She Loves Him Still
Joe Walsh 1000%

I think it's about Jenny, not sara

Right, because she says we've been together so long and Mick hadn't been with Sara that long at that point.

But really I think the songs are about a mix of a lot of different people and it would be impossible to pull each of them out, especially since we only knew Mick, Lindsey and Joe. We don't know everyone else that is important to her. We know Don, but I don't think she cared about him that much, aside from the pregnancy.

Michele

Ah you're correct, I'm sorry, I meant Jenny.

I'd just say that "Belle Fleur" is about "no man and every man"! LOL! It's just about the idea that she can't hold a relationship with anyone because she's such a famous rock star ~ a theme she likes the write about A LOT! "Imperial Hotel" and "Rock A Bye Baby" being more examples. :nod:

Ummm...I Don't Care.:shrug: Ooh Baby.:lol: