Feeling so vain about tagging myself, though.
Do you think this song is about you?
Zoe ,'Serenity'
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Feeling so vain about tagging myself, though.
Do you think this song is about you?
Ha. Not yet.
I feel like I'm That Dad. I missed Em's first steps, rolling over.
Fucker.
You missed the things you'd remember, you won't miss the ones she'll treasure for the rest of her life. You will always be there FOR that little girl.
Where've you been?
Aimee, did you get the stuff mailed?
If you ever wonder, I think you're not. And life and I wanna say...heroin(?) beat you to the kicking.
Nope. Car crash, 1981.
On July 16, 1981, Chapin was driving to a business meeting on the Long Island Expressway near Jericho, NY, when his car was rear-ended by a tractor-trailer. The accident caused his gas tank to explode, killing the singer/songwriter in the process.
And his wife wrote a poem that became the basis for "Cat's In The Cradle;" the song is credited to both Chapins.
Aimee, did you get the stuff mailed?
Yeppers. To Juliana.
Yay! Thanks, and let me know how much.
I didn't know either of those things, Dylan. Huh.
Oh, and "why it sucked to be a male singer-songwriter in the 1970s and 80s (using non-randomly selected data points)":
Harry Chapin: Car crash
Jim Croce: Plane crash
Steve Goodman: cancer
James Taylor: institutionalized for depression, heroin addiction, motorcycle crash, married to Carly Simon... and yet still alive