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Old 02-17-2013, 04:43 PM
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That's interesting. I didn't know that he wasn't interested. hmmmm, I'm going to have to look through those lyrics again...
Well, I don't think she actually meant that she tried to give that specific book of poems to Lindsey and he didn't want to read them. I think it was more of a hypothetical - Lindsey never would have read them if she had given them to him... I mean, he never read what she wrote to him on her Bella Donna album, afterall...
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Well, I don't think she actually meant that she tried to give that specific book of poems to Lindsey and he didn't want to read them. I think it was more of a hypothetical - Lindsey never would have read them if she had given them to him...
That's what I thought she meant too.
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Well, I don't think she actually meant that she tried to give that specific book of poems to Lindsey and he didn't want to read them. I think it was more of a hypothetical - Lindsey never would have read them if she had given them to him... I mean, he never read what she wrote to him on her Bella Donna album, afterall...
You know, even when Stevie was pretending to be Lindsey, "Yes, Stevie, Rhiannon is a very pretty name," I got the feeling that she was spot on in capturing the humoring nature of his tone and think his genuine interest in those kind of musings from her is limited.

It's like Stevie saying if she had to read Mick's book, she'd do it with a big red pen making corrections all along the way. I imagine reading Stevie's journals would be a headbanging experience for anyone who might actually figure in those journals and have a quite different perspective on the stuff inside of them.

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I didn't think Stevie gave Dave S her actual journals to read, but rather a book of her "poems"....
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