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I'm sorry Sam, but I'm not sure I understand it. Maybe I'm more shallow than others here.
The first verse stands on its own.
You explained to Jim what it meant, but just reading the lyrics,
I get the impression that a father is not getting any action because he's a single parent. Maybe the singer is saying "I told you so" to a boy that didn't take precautions?
The third verse tells me maybe he fought a bitter custody battle over his son, and now that he's got custody, he can't find a new wife and mother for his child.
Or I can see maybe picking up the pieces after becoming a young father, but I don't know how that relates to winning a battle and losing a war. Did the singer say he was to young to have a child and the subject say, no I'm not, and father a child?
Its amazing how we can misinterpret songs without a clear frame of reference, but I guess all art is there to be interpreted by the viewer and listener.
DannyM
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