Miranda

[Johnny Stew]

Originally posted by David
It seems pretty obvious to me that "Miranda" is about Edward R. Murrow's wife, Mrs. Edward R. Murrow.

However, the final stanza is about Mrs. Edwin Newman & Mrs. Edmund Wilson.

Give me a BREAK, David!
That final stanza is CLEARLY about Mrs. Edvard Munch!! Lindsey obviously adored her husband's work, as evidenced by his use of "The Cry" on the back-cover of 'Go Insane'!!!

Your wild & unsubstantiated interpretations of Lindsey's songs absolutely baffle me!

[Janis_no1]

oh dear im confused...

David are you joking??

[Johnny Stew]

Originally posted by Janis_no1
oh dear im confused...
David are you joking??

*hehehe*

Yeah, he's joking. We both were.

[coldplay]

Originally posted by Lux
I always thought Miranda should have been 'the' single to go with album. It's got the makings of a pop tune that the masses like to hear, but there's much more to it for us who actually care to listen harder. Ah well.

Totally agree that Miranda should have been the first single. I think it would have made more people sit up and listen.

Cheers
CP

[Janis_no1]

Originally posted by Johnny Stew
*hehehe*

Yeah, he's joking. We both were.

i thought so but you never know!

To follow the chain here, i agree that Miranda should of been ONE of the first songs released, i really enjoyed this song and it stood out when i first started listening to the album, a lot more so in my opinion than Say you will.. Say you will to me isn't memorable, actually i cant even remember how it starts... To me that is single, one that as soon as it is mentioned you can play it in your head.