Re: sTuff

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In article <9212060435.AA12793@relay1.UU.NET>, REWOICC%ERENJ.BITNET@pucc.Princeton.EDU (woj) writes:
>>Some might argue that TSW is also about people ala TD, but they'ld be
>>wrong.
> 
> hmmm. perhaps tsw's theme is feelings? sensuality, love, anger, confidence,
> desire, understanding, hurt, longing, exultation. the only songs that do
> not fit this pattern are "heads we're dancing" and "this woman's work."
> 
> woj

  Well, HWD is the awful fear of being deceived.  I know I'd be pretty shaken
up if I realised that the charming person I met the night before was Hitler.
As for TWW, for me, it's probably the most emotional song of all.  It reminds
me a bit of "All the Love", because they both deal with not sharing your
emotions and desires fully with your partner.  If you've seen "She's Having
A Baby", you know what I mean.  That scene with TWW is absolutely powerful.

  John