It all comes down to the fact that so many people don't really listen to the words of songs the listen to.
> I think you should do it. Set as many people straight as
> possible. Remember to use small words to avoid
> confusion.
>
> Play the verse once. Explain what won't be done. Play
> the verse again. If those in the audience still don't
> understand, repeat the previous steps. Then move onto the
> next verse.
>
> It still is comical how, I'd venture to say, the majority
> of the public still doesn't understand the song.
>
> I've known a few people over the years that think Anything
> For Love is a stupid song, and it's always because they
> don't get it. Although it really isn't that hard.
>
> > Over at the Dutch Meat Loaf forum, there's a request for
> > someone to hold a (short) presentation at
> > href="http://www.lost.nl/">Lost&Found (February 22,
> > Amsterdam, NL) on the "myth around 'that'" in Anything for
> > Love.
> >
> > At the moment, I'm contemplating if I should volunteer.
> > Holding a presentation about something I'm supposedly an
> > expert on for a group of 150 complete strangers who are
> > apparently not the experts, while not my forte, is not
> > something that scares me.
> >
> > If I were to hold such a presentation, what
> > should be in it? I don't know what the time limit and
> > other restrictions are, but what would be essential to
> > cover, what should not be mentioned, general ideas,
> > anything?
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