A Weblog of Centrist Voices in American Politics
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October 04, 2005BuffaloedThe Moderate Voice is featured in a piece in the Buffalo News
When was Chrisse Hynde ever in the middle of the road? I don't know. But congrats to Joe on being big in Buffalo. Posted by rickheller at October 4, 2005 10:17 AM Comments
In the middle of the road you see the darndest things / Like fakirs driving ’round in jeeps through the city / Wearing big diamond rings and silk suits / Past corrugated tin shacks full up with kids / Oh man I don’t mean a hampstead nursery / When you own a big chunk of the bloody third world / The babies just come with the scenery It's from The Pretenders' Learning to Crawl. I don't know what it means either Posted by: Henry Woodbury at October 4, 2005 10:52 AMIt's a lyric of the song. Listen to it and it will make sense. Posted by: Rick DeMent at October 4, 2005 11:22 AMSure nuff, it's the lyric of a song. I actually used to own that album. So the song has an attitude, but what city is she singing about and why the word fakirs? Posted by: Henry Woodbury at October 4, 2005 01:51 PMHow about making this blog the front page of the centrist coalition, with links to the rest of the site in a sidebar. Posted by: Susan at October 4, 2005 11:23 PM |
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