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dEFROG ON 45 #75: I’M NOT MUCH INTO YOGA
Yes, well, okay.
Unlike “Sad Eyes”, I pretty much got what the song was about, although I found it odd that the narrator and his “old lady” had been together all that time and didn’t even know each other that well.
Then again, I found the term “old lady” odd too. I knew what it meant. I just thought it was strange to call yr girlfriend/lover/wife that.
Hippies, eh?
Anyway, apart from the lyrics (which were written at the last minute, according to Holmes), the song does have a kind of timelessness to it – at least if you go by how many times it’s been used ironically in film soundtracks.
Like a worn out recording,
This is dF
Unlike “Sad Eyes”, I pretty much got what the song was about, although I found it odd that the narrator and his “old lady” had been together all that time and didn’t even know each other that well.
Then again, I found the term “old lady” odd too. I knew what it meant. I just thought it was strange to call yr girlfriend/lover/wife that.
Hippies, eh?
Anyway, apart from the lyrics (which were written at the last minute, according to Holmes), the song does have a kind of timelessness to it – at least if you go by how many times it’s been used ironically in film soundtracks.
Like a worn out recording,
This is dF