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has anybody else noticed that BTLH borrows a stanza from 'you do or you don't,' off lindsey's OOTC album?
(somebody's got to see this through, all the world is laughing at you, somebody's got to sacrifice, if this whole thing's gonna turn out right.) |
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Ed Murrow Had A Child and the dam thing went wild |
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"The bridge beginning with "Somebody's got to see this through" is word-for-word the same as the bridge in You Do or You Don't. That song is about his determination to leave FM. Now, years later, he's back again - and I think the insertion of the same words in this song is a deliberate attmept to show that things have come full circle. He changes the context so that it applies to the personal healing he's receiving from the reunion as opposed to the personal healing he once got from escaping FM all those years ago."
(from http://www.buckinghamnicks.net/bleedtoloveher.html) |
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