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From: Mike Wade <mwade@oxfam.org.uk>
Date: Thu, 14 Aug 1997 19:44:00 +0100
Subject: Re: Under The Ivy
To: Love-Hounds <love-hounds@gryphon.com>, Richard Bensam <rabensam@earthlink.net>
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Richard Bensam wrote (on 13th July): "For years I heard this line as "the green on the grave" -- rather than "on the gray" -- and this conjured up *exactly* the image you describe. And it is SUCH an archetypal Kate image, to go hiding in an ivy-strewn graveyard, that I still suspect this is what she had in mind." Now I MUST go and listen to it again. I love the track, but have *always* heard it as "the green on the grave". I can hear Kate lingering over the "v" in my mind. If, as seems, I have misheard it, odd that we should both do so in the same way. Mike (Apols for the belated posting - I've only just found Richard's note - I must have have transferred a batch of mesages into the wrong directory. Duhh!)