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This was one of my better ones from this period. I had written others that were stronger musically and lyrically, but they wouldn't start to show promise until the next round of recording. This, if I recall, wasn't written all at once, but over a few days (which counts as "inspired" in my books). It's pretty well complete in this version.
And no, it isn't about what you think it's about. Get your mind out of the gutter, Doris. A later take will reveal all in the fullness of time.
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