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Postby Tito » Wed Jun 24, 2009 12:08 am

Speaking of lyrics, in DSB, the line - "A singer in a smoky room..." I still think a better lyric (which a lot of people do incorrectly sing) would be "I seen her in smoky room." I think it fits the story/song better. If I ever get a chance to met a Jon Cain again, I'm gonna ask him about that and that they might have missed the boat on the line. Fortunately, the song has still done ok for them.
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Postby portland » Wed Jun 24, 2009 12:10 am

A few years later.....still sounds good to me

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Postby Blueskies » Wed Jun 24, 2009 1:17 am

Tito wrote:
Schon Rules All wrote:
Esc wrote:
Schon Rules All wrote:
Esc wrote:
Schon Rules All wrote:
Esc wrote:what's a Dixie Highway? :?


A highway that runs from the detroit all the way down to florida....duh! lol


didnt know there was such a place. :)

ok wiseguy... :lol:
see you interpret this:

"Sent a letter on a long summer day
Made of silver, not of clay"




Well I seem to remember wheel in the sky is based of a poem written by Ross's wife Mary. I am almost positive that I read that in Time 3... Cocaine is a hell of a drug lol

Ugh probably something to do with the commitment of the words... blah blah blah lol

Ok dokey your turn.....



No surrender dont come easy
We try to get over... over
Everybody feels the rain
fallin together... together


is he talkin about divorce?



Possibly... That whole song is a trip to me but i absolutely love it!


nah. That song is probably the most political, if you will, song they ever did. It's clearly about race and that we are one - the human race.

It's not one of the most political it's one of the most spiritual...
My interpretation is:

When we ignore the great spirit....either deny the existence or choose not to feel the presence of God...
instead of doing God's will we do our own.....we try to get over on God...like in doing things without thinking of consequence....
and we try to get over on ourselves...don't take a good honest look at ourselves....not honest about our indiscretions..too often making excuses for our actions or blaming someone else for them...kidding ourselves out of responsibility...
everyone falls...makes mistakes.. but we need to be honest and own up to them...be real with ourselves and each other
....and although we can fool ourselves and others we can't fool God...or inevitably anyone else or our own conscience..
..sooner or later we will be seen for who we really are behind our pretenses regardless of how much we try to kid ourselves that we are hidden behind the masks we put on.....


(oh...and by the way, SchonRulesAll.....the line you wrote " everybody feels the rain" is not in the song. :wink: )
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Postby Tito » Wed Jun 24, 2009 1:28 am

Blueskies wrote:It's not one of the most political it's one of the most spiritual...
My interpretation is:

When we ignore the great spirit....either deny the existence or choose not to feel the presence of God...
instead of doing God's will we do our own.....we try to get over on God...like in doing things without thinking of consequence....
and we try to get over on ourselves...don't take a good honest look at ourselves....not honest about our indiscretions..too often making excuses for our actions or blaming someone else for them...kidding ourselves out of responsibility...
everyone falls...makes mistakes.. but we need to be honest and own up to them...be real with ourselves and each other
....and although we can fool ourselves and others we can't fool God...


That's too deep. Keep it simple.
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Postby Blueskies » Wed Jun 24, 2009 1:35 am

Tito wrote:
Blueskies wrote:It's not one of the most political it's one of the most spiritual...
My interpretation is:

When we ignore the great spirit....either deny the existence or choose not to feel the presence of God...
instead of doing God's will we do our own.....we try to get over on God...like in doing things without thinking of consequence....
and we try to get over on ourselves...don't take a good honest look at ourselves....not honest about our indiscretions..too often making excuses for our actions or blaming someone else for them...kidding ourselves out of responsibility...
everyone falls...makes mistakes.. but we need to be honest and own up to them...be real with ourselves and each other
....and although we can fool ourselves and others we can't fool God...


That's too deep. Keep it simple.
understanding life is not simple :wink:.. as the saying goes..."ignorance is bliss'
..yes it may be simplier to remain ignorant but it's still remaining ignorant ...blissfully unaware is just that...unaware..or in other words...putting blinders on and remaining uneducated doesn't mean that whats there to be seen is not there. :wink:
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Postby journeyrock » Wed Jun 24, 2009 2:05 am

Blueskies wrote:
Tito wrote:
Schon Rules All wrote:
Esc wrote:
Schon Rules All wrote:
Esc wrote:
Schon Rules All wrote:
Esc wrote:what's a Dixie Highway? :?


A highway that runs from the detroit all the way down to florida....duh! lol


didnt know there was such a place. :)

ok wiseguy... :lol:
see you interpret this:

"Sent a letter on a long summer day
Made of silver, not of clay"




Well I seem to remember wheel in the sky is based of a poem written by Ross's wife Mary. I am almost positive that I read that in Time 3... Cocaine is a hell of a drug lol

Ugh probably something to do with the commitment of the words... blah blah blah lol

Ok dokey your turn.....



No surrender dont come easy
We try to get over... over
Everybody feels the rain
fallin together... together


is he talkin about divorce?



Possibly... That whole song is a trip to me but i absolutely love it!


nah. That song is probably the most political, if you will, song they ever did. It's clearly about race and that we are one - the human race.

It's not one of the most political it's one of the most spiritual...
My interpretation is:

When we ignore the great spirit....either deny the existence or choose not to feel the presence of God...
instead of doing God's will we do our own.....we try to get over on God...like in doing things without thinking of consequence....
and we try to get over on ourselves...don't take a good honest look at ourselves....not honest about our indiscretions..too often making excuses for our actions or blaming someone else for them...kidding ourselves out of responsibility...
everyone falls...makes mistakes.. but we need to be honest and own up to them...be real with ourselves and each other
....and although we can fool ourselves and others we can't fool God...or evitably anyone else or our own conscience..
..sooner or later we will be seen for who we really are behind our pretenses regardless of how much we try to kid ourselves that we are hidden behind the masks we put on.....


(oh...and by the way, SchonRulesAll.....the line you wrote " everybody feels the rain" is not in the song. :wink: )
And to take it further, this is what recovery from addiction is all about. Surrender is the most crucial thing and the most difficult in recovery. Several songs on that album are heavy into recovery. For example, Trial by Fire, Easy to Fall, Colors of the Spirit are all recovery based.
"as long as they have to carry DSB as their banner, it looks like Perry will be right there with them as an overseer, ready to wield his veto power on all things Classic Journey." As quoted by Don on 12/7/2010
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Postby Blueskies » Wed Jun 24, 2009 2:30 am

journeyrock wrote:
Blueskies wrote:
Tito wrote:
Schon Rules All wrote:
Esc wrote:
Schon Rules All wrote:
Esc wrote:
Schon Rules All wrote:
Esc wrote:what's a Dixie Highway? :?


A highway that runs from the detroit all the way down to florida....duh! lol


didnt know there was such a place. :)

ok wiseguy... :lol:
see you interpret this:

"Sent a letter on a long summer day
Made of silver, not of clay"




Well I seem to remember wheel in the sky is based of a poem written by Ross's wife Mary. I am almost positive that I read that in Time 3... Cocaine is a hell of a drug lol

Ugh probably something to do with the commitment of the words... blah blah blah lol

Ok dokey your turn.....



No surrender dont come easy
We try to get over... over
Everybody feels the rain
fallin together... together


is he talkin about divorce?



Possibly... That whole song is a trip to me but i absolutely love it!


nah. That song is probably the most political, if you will, song they ever did. It's clearly about race and that we are one - the human race.

It's not one of the most political it's one of the most spiritual...
My interpretation is:

When we ignore the great spirit....either deny the existence or choose not to feel the presence of God...
instead of doing God's will we do our own.....we try to get over on God...like in doing things without thinking of consequence....
and we try to get over on ourselves...don't take a good honest look at ourselves....not honest about our indiscretions..too often making excuses for our actions or blaming someone else for them...kidding ourselves out of responsibility...
everyone falls...makes mistakes.. but we need to be honest and own up to them...be real with ourselves and each other
....and although we can fool ourselves and others we can't fool God...or evitably anyone else or our own conscience..
..sooner or later we will be seen for who we really are behind our pretenses regardless of how much we try to kid ourselves that we are hidden behind the masks we put on.....


(oh...and by the way, SchonRulesAll.....the line you wrote " everybody feels the rain" is not in the song. :wink: )
And to take it further, this is what recovery from addiction is all about. Surrender is the most crucial thing and the most difficult in recovery. Several songs on that album are heavy into recovery. For example, Trial by Fire, Easy to Fall, Colors of the Spirit are all recovery based.
Yes, I agree thats probably a big part of it...maybe an effort to try to get centered....find themselves again ...being honest with themselves of where they had been...ownership of actions,...to " come clean" if you will....and in seeking a deeper understanding..and in recognizing spirituality....and the ties that bind or weave between all. Some degree of soul searching went on in the writing process. Lyrically between FTLOSM and TBF..it seems Perry was doing a lot of soul searching for a while....getting deeper in trying to understand himself as well as others... and getting in touch with spirituality......maybe coming from some place that combined with Cains spirituality... at least on TBF in the writing process....maybe others in the group contributed a few things lyrically as well at the time...who knows.
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Postby stevew2 » Wed Jun 24, 2009 2:48 am

Tito wrote:
Gin and Tonic Sky wrote:whilst on the subject of lyrics................

is half of raised on radio about "self service" if you get my drift....

.
......you're the one I used to hold onto, your the one who used to wear my ring......


I think a better lyric would be, "you're the one who used to touch(or suck) my thing."
Would you be siging that to Friga you blow wad ?
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Postby journeyrock » Wed Jun 24, 2009 2:49 am

Blueskies wrote:
journeyrock wrote:
Blueskies wrote:
Tito wrote:
Schon Rules All wrote:
Esc wrote:
Schon Rules All wrote:
Esc wrote:
Schon Rules All wrote:
Esc wrote:what's a Dixie Highway? :?


A highway that runs from the detroit all the way down to florida....duh! lol


didnt know there was such a place. :)

ok wiseguy... :lol:
see you interpret this:

"Sent a letter on a long summer day
Made of silver, not of clay"




Well I seem to remember wheel in the sky is based of a poem written by Ross's wife Mary. I am almost positive that I read that in Time 3... Cocaine is a hell of a drug lol

Ugh probably something to do with the commitment of the words... blah blah blah lol

Ok dokey your turn.....



No surrender dont come easy
We try to get over... over
Everybody feels the rain
fallin together... together


is he talkin about divorce?



Possibly... That whole song is a trip to me but i absolutely love it!


nah. That song is probably the most political, if you will, song they ever did. It's clearly about race and that we are one - the human race.

It's not one of the most political it's one of the most spiritual...
My interpretation is:

When we ignore the great spirit....either deny the existence or choose not to feel the presence of God...
instead of doing God's will we do our own.....we try to get over on God...like in doing things without thinking of consequence....
and we try to get over on ourselves...don't take a good honest look at ourselves....not honest about our indiscretions..too often making excuses for our actions or blaming someone else for them...kidding ourselves out of responsibility...
everyone falls...makes mistakes.. but we need to be honest and own up to them...be real with ourselves and each other
....and although we can fool ourselves and others we can't fool God...or evitably anyone else or our own conscience..
..sooner or later we will be seen for who we really are behind our pretenses regardless of how much we try to kid ourselves that we are hidden behind the masks we put on.....


(oh...and by the way, SchonRulesAll.....the line you wrote " everybody feels the rain" is not in the song. :wink: )
And to take it further, this is what recovery from addiction is all about. Surrender is the most crucial thing and the most difficult in recovery. Several songs on that album are heavy into recovery. For example, Trial by Fire, Easy to Fall, Colors of the Spirit are all recovery based.
Yes, I agree thats probably a big part of it...maybe an effort to try to get centered....find themselves again ...being honest with themselves of where they had been...ownership of actions,...to " come clean" if you will....and in seeking a deeper understanding..and in recognizing spirituality....and the ties that bind or weave between all. Some degree of soul searching went on in the writing process. Lyrically between FTLOSM and TBF..it seems Perry was doing a lot of soul searching for a while....getting deeper in trying to understand himself as well as others... and getting in touch with spirituality......maybe coming from some place that combined with Cains spirituality... at least on TBF in the writing process....maybe others in the group contributed a few things lyrically as well at the time...who knows.
I totally agree blueskies.
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Re: INTERPRET JOURNEY LYRICS

Postby Art Vandelay » Wed Jun 24, 2009 2:49 am

Chubby321 wrote:You're caught up in the power
A blue magical maze
Now the circle is broken
In a spellbinding rage
Better see if you're holdin'
The wrong edge of the blade

What do think is the meaning of the whole stanza.


I always thought it was written during the scene in the Faithfully video when Perry was shaving off his mustache.
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Postby stevew2 » Wed Jun 24, 2009 2:56 am

Tito wrote:Speaking of lyrics, in DSB, the line - "A singer in a smoky room..." I still think a better lyric (which a lot of people do incorrectly sing) would be "I seen her in smoky room." I think it fits the story/song better. If I ever get a chance to met a Jon Cain again, I'm gonna ask him about that and that they might have missed the boat on the line. Fortunately, the song has still done ok for them.
Oh Im sure Friga cant wait to meet you again,and sign all that shit he wrote that you brought for him to sign.Im sure he ll cry when you tell him he missed the boat.Didnt he laugh at you and said to Neal "look at this"when you had him sign something with perry on it?? What a dork,he ll problablly have his littlesecrurity man drop kick your ass
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Postby stevew2 » Wed Jun 24, 2009 3:05 am

I dont really try to interpret the lyrics, i like melodies. Sometimes i cant understand what the lyrics are
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Postby Don » Wed Jun 24, 2009 3:06 am

Tito wrote:Speaking of lyrics, in DSB, the line - "A singer in a smoky room..." I still think a better lyric (which a lot of people do incorrectly sing) would be "I seen her in smoky room." I think it fits the story/song better. If I ever get a chance to met a Jon Cain again, I'm gonna ask him about that and that they might have missed the boat on the line. Fortunately, the song has still done ok for them.


You need to put away the magic-mic, dude.
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Postby stevew2 » Wed Jun 24, 2009 3:10 am

Gunbot wrote:
Tito wrote:Speaking of lyrics, in DSB, the line - "A singer in a smoky room..." I still think a better lyric (which a lot of people do incorrectly sing) would be "I seen her in smoky room." I think it fits the story/song better. If I ever get a chance to met a Jon Cain again, I'm gonna ask him about that and that they might have missed the boat on the line. Fortunately, the song has still done ok for them.


You need to put away the magic-mic, dude.
i bet Titos panties were all wet when he met Friga
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Postby etcetera » Thu Jun 25, 2009 1:12 pm

Schon Rules All wrote:
Gin and Tonic Sky wrote:whilst on the subject of lyrics................

is half of raised on radio about "self service" if you get my drift....

.....girl cant help it, she needs more.....

.....be good to your self, when no body else will

......you're the one I used to hold onto, your the one who used to wear my ring......

Ha Ha thats funny...

WYA(IAE)...(takes about twice the effort, I've heard :wink: )...

When you're alone it ain't easy,
You're like a dog that roams.
Ain't got no girl to tease me,
Ain't got nobody home.


:lol:
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Postby youkeepmewaiting » Thu Jun 25, 2009 1:27 pm

etcetera wrote:
Schon Rules All wrote:
Gin and Tonic Sky wrote:whilst on the subject of lyrics................

is half of raised on radio about "self service" if you get my drift....

.....girl cant help it, she needs more.....

.....be good to your self, when no body else will

......you're the one I used to hold onto, your the one who used to wear my ring......

Ha Ha thats funny...

WYA(IAE)...(takes about twice the effort, I've heard :wink: )...

When you're alone it ain't easy,
You're like a dog that roams.
Ain't got no girl to tease me,
Ain't got nobody home.


:lol:


Lyrics like that make Cain sound like Shakespear
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Postby Chubby321 » Thu Jun 25, 2009 1:38 pm

Lay It Down


A little vertical persuasion
Would do me right

What I'm really needin'
Ah, double shot tonight.

:lol:
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Postby Jubilee » Thu Jun 25, 2009 1:40 pm

Tito wrote:Speaking of lyrics, in DSB, the line - "A singer in a smoky room..." I still think a better lyric (which a lot of people do incorrectly sing) would be "I seen her in smoky room." I think it fits the story/song better. If I ever get a chance to met a Jon Cain again, I'm gonna ask him about that and that they might have missed the boat on the line. Fortunately, the song has still done ok for them.



Not that I think there's any real danger of that line ever being changed, but, I really don't think it does fit better. I always thought the song was a series of little vignettes (small town girl/city boy both get on a train going "anywhere") as told from the perspective of the "singer in a smokey room" who sees all these people passing through, each with their own stories to tell. It never occurred to me that the small town girl and the city boy ever even met each other - they're just two different people with similar stories (the movie never ends, it goes on, and on, and on, and on).

Either way, I guess you're right, looks like the song has done okay for them. :wink: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Postby Chubby321 » Thu Jun 25, 2009 1:41 pm

I need a jelly roll sweetie.
Now, spread it oh spread it on me, babe.
Feels so good, on the top.
Spread it around, baby, till I drop ya'.


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Postby youkeepmewaiting » Thu Jun 25, 2009 1:43 pm

My milkshake brings....
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Postby Jubilee » Thu Jun 25, 2009 1:44 pm

Chubby321 wrote:I need a jelly roll sweetie.
Now, spread it oh spread it on me, babe.
Feels so good, on the top.
Spread it around, baby, till I drop ya'.


:lol:



::GASP:: :shock:

That's the naughty song...now I feel FUNNN-nay. :oops: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Postby Chubby321 » Thu Jun 25, 2009 1:45 pm

Jubilee wrote:
Chubby321 wrote:I need a jelly roll sweetie.
Now, spread it oh spread it on me, babe.
Feels so good, on the top.
Spread it around, baby, till I drop ya'.


:lol:



::GASP:: :shock:

That's the naughty song...now I feel FUNNN-nay. :oops: :lol: :lol: :lol:


Btw, that's from Homemade Love :lol:
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Postby Jubilee » Thu Jun 25, 2009 1:57 pm

Chubby321 wrote:
Jubilee wrote:
Chubby321 wrote:I need a jelly roll sweetie.
Now, spread it oh spread it on me, babe.
Feels so good, on the top.
Spread it around, baby, till I drop ya'.


:lol:



::GASP:: :shock:

That's the naughty song...now I feel FUNNN-nay. :oops: :lol: :lol: :lol:


Btw, that's from Homemade Love :lol:


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Postby stevew2 » Thu Jun 25, 2009 2:12 pm

youkeepmewaiting wrote:
etcetera wrote:
Schon Rules All wrote:
Gin and Tonic Sky wrote:whilst on the subject of lyrics................

is half of raised on radio about "self service" if you get my drift....

.....girl cant help it, she needs more.....

.....be good to your self, when no body else will

......you're the one I used to hold onto, your the one who used to wear my ring......

Ha Ha thats funny...

WYA(IAE)...(takes about twice the effort, I've heard :wink: )...

When you're alone it ain't easy,
You're like a dog that roams.
Ain't got no girl to tease me,
Ain't got nobody home.


:lol:


Lyrics like that make Cain sound like Shakespear
wasnt he gay to??
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Postby Chubby321 » Thu Jun 25, 2009 2:18 pm

I don't need no trouble and I'll show you no pain.
I move like a lover, so silent and swift,


Is that good or bad. :lol:
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Postby Rockindeano » Thu Jun 25, 2009 2:23 pm

stevew2 wrote:
Lyrics like that make Cain sound like Shakespear
wasnt he gay to??


The only indication we have that Shakespeare might have been gay comes from the sonnets. In the early sonnets, Shakespeare writes about his great love, who happens to be a young man. While many people assume this to mean that he had a male lover and thus was either gay or bisexual, there are others who still believe that his male friend was not his lover but someone who was simply very close to him emotionally.
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Postby stevew2 » Thu Jun 25, 2009 2:27 pm

Rockindeano wrote:
stevew2 wrote:
Lyrics like that make Cain sound like Shakespear
wasnt he gay to??


The only indication we have that Shakespeare might have been gay comes from the sonnets. In the early sonnets, Shakespeare writes about his great love, who happens to be a young man. While many people assume this to mean that he had a male lover and thus was either gay or bisexual, there are others who still believe that his male friend was not his lover but someone who was simply very close to him emotionally.
I think he puffed on a peter off and on
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Postby SP Fan in Oregon » Thu Jun 25, 2009 2:58 pm

I always wondered what the lyrics to Missing You by Steve Perry mean. Anyone know what the secret was? :?

I was so wrong
The secret's not worth keeping
I had no faith
That you would still believe

No, now
My heart's in your keeping
Here I am
Missing you
(Missing you)

Fear in the dark
Stares from my wall
Your eyes in your picture
Won't let me go
If I could remember
How you felt the pain
The king of pretenders
Alone in shame
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Postby journeyrock » Thu Jun 25, 2009 3:34 pm

SP Fan in Oregon wrote:I always wondered what the lyrics to Missing You by Steve Perry mean. Anyone know what the secret was? :?

I was so wrong
The secret's not worth keeping
I had no faith
That you would still believe

No, now
My heart's in your keeping
Here I am
Missing you
(Missing you)

Fear in the dark
Stares from my wall
Your eyes in your picture
Won't let me go
If I could remember
How you felt the pain
The king of pretenders
Alone in shame
That song is Steve's amends to Sherrie for his part in the demise of their relationship, just as Anyway was his amends to the guys in the group for his part of the insanity. I have my theories about what the secret is, but don't know. Awesome song though, the emotion is incredible. IMO, Sherrie was Steve's one true love.
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Postby Monker » Thu Jun 25, 2009 4:55 pm

Tito wrote:Speaking of lyrics, in DSB, the line - "A singer in a smoky room..." I still think a better lyric (which a lot of people do incorrectly sing) would be "I seen her in smoky room." I think it fits the story/song better. If I ever get a chance to met a Jon Cain again, I'm gonna ask him about that and that they might have missed the boat on the line. Fortunately, the song has still done ok for them.


You're wrong. If they did that, they would change the view from third person to first person, and back again...which is something you do not do in writing.
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