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iStillKnow

On Tuesday I asked for questions for my iPod divination project. So, you asked me questions and I put my iPod on shuffle to give you an answer through my interpretation of the opening lyrics and general vibe of the tune. I answered these on Thursday.

On Thursday EVENING, right?,

Wendy all rocks up with:
I’m late! I’m always late! Cliff, the iSage of the um, something, will I ever kick this habit of mine of being late? Will I ever be on time for anything? Does this look like 2 questions? I mean 3 now? Jesus, 4. I’ve stopped.

You know what the question is. Can you help? 5.

Paul Weller - Wild Wood

High tide - mid afternoon
People fly by in the traffic’s boom
Knowing - just where you’re blowing
Getting to where you should be going.
Don’t let them get you down
Making you feel guilty about
Golden rain bring you riches
All the good things - you deserve now.

Ah, Wendy. Glad you could join us.

I think your… sorry. Ready?

I thi- um.

OK? You’re sorted? Good.

I think you problem is partly about transport and self-denial. People flying by in the traffic could be an obstacle, booms or no booms. I have very liberal views on timekeeping myself.

I’m not sure what golden rain means, and you know actually I don’t want to.

Hang on: “blowing“?

Get off my website.

4 Responses to “iStillKnow”

  1. Emom Says:

    High tide - mid afternoon
    People fly by in the traffic’s boom
    Knowing - just where you’re blowing
    Getting to where you should be going

    You would think Paul Weller would know better;
    1st line - Friday’s high water made Wen’s journey to the airport a bitch
    2nd line - Poor Wen didn’t get any flying done!
    3rd and 4th lines - She knew where she wanted to be but didn’t get there
    You swine Paul

  2. Cliff Says:

    Holy poo - we are dealing with forces we barely comprehend.

  3. Wendy Says:

    If you’ve got to 35 without knowing what golden rain is, I think it’s kinder if I don’t explain.

    Thanks for the answer. A simple yes or no would have sufficed.

  4. Cliff Says:

    No problem at all. 35 and a half, actually.

    Also - iSage? Like Ice Age, right? I just got that. Look at what you did just then. Oh, you noticed. ;)

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