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Innarest
#1

I was trying to figure out this word in The Exact Feeling. I grabbed the booklet and gave it a look... It says;

"Maybe I got no more innarest"

I thought he was singing interest, but I guess its Innarest.

I checked it in my Widget dictionary... its not there, I checked an online dictionary, its not there either.
Is Gord making up words? What does innarest mean?
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#2

Gord says in the long QTV interview that is on youtube that it was a reference to Neil Young. He always liked the way Young said interest "inarest" so he fit it into the song.
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#3

Ohhh cool. Thank you for the info. :thumb:
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#4

Didn't realize he had already done this lyrical trick on The Exact Feeling. Couldn't believe there was already a topic with this title.

Interest = innarest = inner rest?

I love Gord Downie, and cannot wait for the lyrical refractions and flipped meanings that I'm sure will abound on MMP.

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#5

This belongs on urban dictionary! I just submitted it.
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