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Awesome as usual.
I'm guessing you grabbed the lyrics from lyricwiki? I recognize some of my flubs in there. :lol:
I updated most after getting my hands on the liner notes, but Coffee Girl, Country Day, and Queen of the Furrows are still the old best-guess versions.
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I hope I'm not being hopelessly stupid in pointing this out but one low-hanging reference fruit is Queen of the Furrows, which is a beauty pagent involving tractor-driving.
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Thanks so much, Steve. This is AWESOME!!!! :thumb:
All I'm hearin' is youuuuuuuu
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so can we say it is the Speed River that makes its way through Guelph Ont....that Gord has made use of ?
- I thought there would be more Speed Rivers out there but in Canada the mighty Speed seems to be the only one -
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A bit of a thought on this stanza from Depression Suite:
Working in the new NewOrleansWorld
I'm emptying slots, working like a ghost
I move through huge rooms with no windows
And no Gulf of Mexico
You can't really talk about New Orleans now without thinking of Hurricane Katrina and the Gulf of Mexico, of course, is where the water which flooded and destroyed the city and all those lives came from.
My interpretation of this is that there's this expression of a fear that New Orleans, rebuilding, will become like a Disneyfied theme park "NewOrleansWorld", that its spirit will be replaced or supplanted with some artificial, commercial re-created version, like what Vegas has with its artificial Venice, New York, Paris and ancient Rome, all hosting giant rooms with slots and no windows, of course.