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Hmm. You've got a point there.
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Maybe "I'll Sue You" is in some way a song devoted to Suzanne ... and he's somehow making fun of people who don't have a good marriage, and in comparison he has Sue, and ... well, I don't know ... I'm not a song writer!
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Sequel to The Check's in the Mail :lol:

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One song we know isn't appearing on the new album is "Al Goes to Town". ;)
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SJ @ Jun 14 2005, 08:32 PM wrote: One song we know isn't appearing on the new album is "Al Goes to Town".  ;)
LOL, yeah.
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Even though it isn't political, it is leaning more towards the political side than Al songs in the past. Right now, my feelings tell me it's not true, but, you know, it could happen.
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:whoot: Oh man this is so cool!!!!
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BigDogz2500 @ Jun 14 2005, 05:35 PM wrote: Wait I'm confused

How did "16 Red Balloons" come up?
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iisryan27 @ Jun 14 2005, 05:55 PM wrote: Even though it isn't political, it is leaning more towards the political side than Al songs in the past. Right now, my feelings tell me it's not true, but, you know, it could happen.
I don't consider that to be political. It sounds to me like he could just be talking about the sue-happy American culture. You know, now you can get sued for just about anything. It sounds like this song could just be a satire of that "I'll Sue You" mentality. It could be very very funny.
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Kevbo1987 @ Jun 15 2005, 02:00 PM wrote: I don't consider that to be political. It sounds to me like he could just be talking about the sue-happy American culture. You know, now you can get sued for just about anything. It sounds like this song could just be a satire of that "I'll Sue You" mentality. It could be very very funny.
Yeah, that's what I took it as. :D
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