The lyric is pretty universal, and I imagine most people on this board can relate to it, in one way or another.
Is the lyric about Jim Steinman? Possibly, who knows, I haven't got a clue.
Did I write it about Jim Steinman? Of course not.
> If you are trying to synopsize Jim's kind of life, you are
> taking the most sardonic view possible and creating a
> caricature of a personality that is far beyond and
> different from that of anyone capable of having made the
> works you are "expanding". Jim is not "Sad Sack". He may
> have times when he feels like he is ready to leave an
> activity, but he always has a good door to walk into. He
> keeps himself busy.
> Jim's heart is full, he has few regrets, and he has a
> great deal to look forward to.
>
> Memories form excellent forms of inspirations when those
> inspirations are emotionally based, and the writing of a
> song is one of the healthiest expressions, where these
> things are given forum, especially in the case between he
> and I, where as an audience member, I had the ability to
> hear, and eventually recognize those, and share in the
> feelings that were being expressed.
>
> I really don't want to be saying more about this right
> now. I am indeed feeling like you deserve to know nothing
> about Jim Cypherd OR Jim Steinman.
>
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