waysider

One aspect that sometimes gets overlooked is that it's not always about only yourself. You may be willing to take chances with your own well being, but what about your loved ones? Sure, I could walk away, but what tragedy might befall, my spouse, my child, my extended family by my turning my back on the cult? It's a powerful control tactic, as evidenced by the situation in N. Korea. Grease spot in the road by midnight, anyone?

That only works if you also hang a mini witches broom from the back of the doorknob. I think it must be a bluetooth sort of thing.

Not a Dream

No guesses? It's All I Know by Art Garfunkel....Next!

Time to hang this one up. It's Junk by Paul McCartney..... FREE POST

It's a fine line between the darkness and the dawn

It's the rake, the rake and nothing but the rake. You just rake, Baby!

Fit's like a hand on a landscaping implement.

I bruise you You bruise me We both bruise too easily

Candlesticks, building bricks Something old and new Memories for you and me

Parachutes, Army boots Sleeping bags for two Sentimental jamboree

Well, Duh. They got revelation. (Word of Google)

I see you haven't lost your sense of humour.

Motor cars, handlebars Bicycles for two Broken-hearted jubilee

Too Many People...Paul McCartney

Were they wrong, though?

Sharp Dressed Man...The Boys from Texas When the singer's gone, let the song go on.

Fits like a hand in one of those hand things

That assumes it's historically and factually accurate. (Which it is not.)

I mean, for all we know, the writer might have been simply voicing a veiled opinion on the political climate at that time.

I highly suspect it had some sort of symbolic significance at the time it was written. The real question is whether we can understand that symbolism and, even if we can, is it relevant to us today?