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I'm kind of suprised there's so many people interpreting this song as an anti-Kennedy song. I've always interpreted it to be a song in dedication to the Kennedys rather than against them. And I don't see how her dancing during sad lyrics is "uniquely ironic." If that's true, then pretty much every musician that ever existed is being uniquely ironic. Dancing during emotional lyrics doesn't have any deeper meaning other than to liven up a music video. Would you prefer she stand in place?
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cia is recording i dont know you;-]
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most hasome women ive ever seen
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Female mullet FTWWW
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@royalcourtier Nothing wrong with criticizing the Kennedys Matty boy, but get your facts straight. Kennedy opposed the invasion of Cuba during the Bay of Pigs fiasco and the Cuban Missile Crisis, and we had been involved in Vietnam since 1945, long before JFK took office. RFK was a ruthless SOB in the beginning but evolved into a champion of the poor before he was assassinated '68. Joe Jr died when his plane blew-up on a bombing mission in WWII, so they're weren't all assassinated.
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@royalcourtier Nothing wrong with criticizing the Kennedys Matty boy, but get your facts straight. Kennedy opposed the invasion of Cuba during the Bay of Pigs fiasco and the Cuban Missile Crisis, and we we had been involved in Vietnam since 1945. RFK was a ruthless SOB in the beginning but evolved into a champion of the poor before he was assassinated. Joe Jr died when his plane blew-up on a bombing mission in
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@royalcourtier er, BS
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@saltydog45 wow, great info! man, this song ruled back then and it still kicks A today!!!!
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@theivd dont suppose you bought " dont tell me " ?? would love to hear that again
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@mattykuchar And also,what a lot of people dont know was that she got permission from the Kennedy's to use footage of him,and they approved the song before it was released...how many artists today would do that?



It seems people take things more literally than ever before. I think it's because of what I call the Internet generation. If the kids of the 80s were the Fast Food Generation, and wanted things fast, the youths of today want things NOW. And I have noticed they don't want subtlety or nuance in anything in their lives. They really react with knee-jerk reactions to most things. They seem incapable of figuring out how allusion or symbolism works. They want it all explained in black and white.
TsugaruClan 11 months ago 16
You need to be a Kiwi - born in Shona's time to understand her lyrics. . .Go NZ . . .We know . .
minnehahakiwi 7 months ago 5