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> > > > Does anybody know if there's a backstory to "Dead Ringer"?
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> > > > If Jim has mentioned where/how he came up with it. It's
> > > > the odd song on the album, and I think sticks out as so.
> > > > Paradise always seemed the same way to me.
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> > > I have not spent alot of time going through each song to
> > > delineate what I perceive in them, even as I might listen
> > > to them, or not, depending upon my access to the mp3's. If
> > > I were to take my thinking cap to both of those for your
> > > benefit to try and answer your question, would you be in
> > > the slightest bit curious as to what I would have to say?
> > > I would guess not. So I won't.
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> > DEAD RINGER SUCK ALWAYS HATED IT BUT I FOUND JIM BY THE
> B SIDE 'MORE THAN YOU DESERVE"
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> If you hate "Dead Ringer" so much, does that mean you
> won't care what I say about it? I'm really not that
> familiar with the song, read the lyrics once...going into
> it blind. Want to see what I think of it when I look at
> it?
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There's a back story to everything that Jim writes. I don't know the half of them. But the other half, I give it a try. What does it mean, Rock and Roll and Brew, Rock and Roll and Brew, You and me baby we know we got better things to do? I do operate on the assumption that I should be able to look at my own experiences and find his meaning. And, if you think I'm a loon, you think I'm a loon, and such is what such is. My family life, some of it, those that I do know slightly and those that I do not know at all, have these things. My dad is a rock and roller, and his descendants have created a large liquor concern which is famous. Rock and roll and brew.....The references to a parent in the song, "daddy" is sung by the girl in the song.
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