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ExistingBeing
He's exactly like me except I drink water instead of Scotch whiskey and I haven't died behind the wheel yet.
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actuallythesun
when i was a kid i thought the line was "dine behind the wheel" - with the implication of being so busy he had to eat while driving between gigs, as i often saw my (session-man) father doing - and thought it was some sort of uncritical ode to musicians' hedonism
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NerevarRevan
It's rad to see someone else that had the same thought and interpretation! I have no idea how long I thought that but it was a good while.
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RoonilWazilbob9
one of those rare songs where you hear it for the first time and just instantly know it’s one’ of the best things you’ve ever heard
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CanYouBlush
thanks for the incite silver.....this is great song that now has greater stature .....
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Rjscheuerle
"They call these cracker assholes this grandiose name like the Crimson Tide." A truer statement has never been made. This should practically be Auburn's fight song. War Eagle.
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silversurfer250
This song refers to The Wake Forest "Demon Deacons," whose football team struggled for much of the '70s, winning just 7 games from 1972-1975. At the same time, the University Of Alabama was a football powerhouse, winning the National Championship in 1973 and losing just one game in each of their next two seasons under the direction of their famous coach Paul "Bear" Bryant. Alabama is known as "The Crimson Tide": "They got a name for the winners in the world And I want a name when I lose They call Alabama the Crimson Tide Call me Deacon Blues" http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=4042
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