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Originally Posted by David
Didn't Christine say (or mean) that "Oh Daddy" was about Mick & Jenny, but not from Christine's perspective? So maybe the "I" of the beholder is Mick or Jenny -- or another mysterious observer.
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Yeah, maybe it's from the perspective of Mick's daughter talking to her dad. That's the ticket!
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Originally Posted by David
It's kind of like the way that I think "Silver Girl" is about Sheryl Crow, but only by way of the nominal "I" of Sheryl's lover, who is himself being observed by his sister-in-law once-removed, via marriage (& abrupt divorce) to Aunt Tessy. Sheryl's cousin's best friend's Aunt Tessy, that is.
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Ok and what's up with the use of both "you" and "he" in
Thrown Down? It distressed Lindscrafter and, by extension, me (or she). Michele