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Lie To Me, Damned, Something To Believe In, If That's What It Takes, Hearts Breaking Even etc.. all about hearts being broken or love or losing touch of something. Sent from my EVA-L09 using Tapatalk |
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Oh, can't remember the source now, sorry. But if not Dot, then who? Destination Anywhere sounds awfully personal, too.
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None of that is true.
Jon and Dorothea became closer during 1990-92. He credits her with saving her life when he was in a deep depression. David and his first wife were separated during that general time frame. Maybe someone is confused over who it was. I have a friend who went to Jon’s house in June 1994 and she met David there because he was staying with Jon at the time. He talked pretty freely too. Jon and Dorothea had a big fight that inspired some songs on Destination Anywhere. It was not a marriage ending type fight though. They were pretty happy hopping around Europe in that era. There was illness and death on Dorothea’s side of the family that brought them closer together during that time period too. |
Oh, interesting. Thank you Becky! So it means TD is inspired with Dave's heartbreak as much LH is with Richie's?
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Hey God—news story. Dorothea should have a writing credit because she’s the one who said “two paychecks away from living on the street.”
Something for the Pain—blatantly trying to rewrite Bad Medicine This Ain’t a Love Song—Jon was listening to a lot of soul at the time These Days—world, band, fans Lie to Me—continues the story of Tommy and Gina without their names It’s Hard Letting You Go—Moonlight and Valentino Hearts Breaking Even—Richie’s first date with Heather Something to Believe In—idea started at end of NJ tour and Jon kept saying it was a positive song. I finally realized what he meant. It’s positive or negative depending on how you hear/interpre the same words. Very clever writing IMO Diamond Ring—written same day as Wanted. Jon had decided to pop the question. Finally made a record, which was unusual given how old it was. My Guitar—started the same way as Bed of Roses. Jon didn’t feel like writing, so he started writing anyway What It Takes—meant to convey the basic idea as something like IBTFY, the positive, solidarity love song Damned—Jon wanted something befitting a brass section Those are ones I remember Jon talking about directly. |
There is a lot of information in these past few posts that I don't believe
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