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In Everybody Finds Out-Stevie sings "Get Away"-my friend and I are debating-is she saying that she and her lover want to get away or is she telling her lovers significant other to "get away"?
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Anywhere he can, anytime he can.... get away... meaning, get away from his wife/commitment, to be with her.
Maria
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I think this is a prime example of Stevie using the same word or phrase to mean to diff. things. The first time she says "get away" I think she means anytime he can get away to be with her in secret. Then, when she repeats it, she could be talking to herself saying AM I crazy, i have to get away from from this crazy situation.
Oh that vague Stevie's gettin' us a thinkin' once again! ![]() |
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I interpreted it as sneak away to be alone.
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