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Date: | Sun, 14 Jun 1998 00:58:55 -0400 |
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>Don't forget the war reference in "Get a Gun". "She never listens
>to me at night/ Get a gun, get a gun/ We're losing altitude" I
>understand the song is a reference to the practice of giving pilots
>a sidearm. Naturally, in the air, there was not so much use for a
>small weapon. But if they crashed behind enemy lines or found
>themselves in an otherwise hopeless situation, they had a
>means of sparing themselves any unnecessary torture (and
>avoid sharing secrets). That info is straight from the horse's
>mouth, so to speak. A friend of mine did an interview for his
>college paper a few years ago.
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Mr. Connell had promised an explanation to me for "Get a Gun" a few years
back, but never followed up. Thanks for sharing that - one more loose end
tied up! Did you catch that Alex and Kirk?
John
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