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He's actually pedaling like crazy on his tricycle down Juniper Street. It's "three-wheel line," a visual for the trike's tire tracks.
He's used the Greek gods idea on both Red Rover and SGTCYM, and I seem to recall he may have used it on Peacekeeper as well. Those songs seem to go together, as if he kept writing about the subject in an attempt to get to the crux of it, getting closer with each song. If you throw Murrow in, you can see a recurring political/philosophical theme. Lindsey was clearly ticked off about politics for a while. Some of the best lyrics he has written are in those four songs. |
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