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Jarvis Cocker, Babies (1992).
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I had some thoughts about Johnny's new single, Ophelia, and idk if this supports my ideas or not
Oh well
It's important to remember that Johnny often seems to change his mind or tell different stories about certain songs.
When I first heard Hi, Hello, I thought there was a sense of missing Moz in it, but people insisted it was about Sonny, his daughter, from a comment he made.
And yet here, he says Hi, Hello is about a romantic relationship, like The Messenger - which is absolutely about Moz. He wrote it directly after their conversation and the failed reunion in 2008:
So. Just something to keep in mind. Johnny changes his mind a lot about his own lyrics and what they mean.
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