| re: The Psychology of Jim Steinman's Missing Songs | |
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BULLWHIP 10:06 pm UTC 06/15/09 |
| In reply to: | re: The Psychology of Jim Steinman's Missing Songs - Evil_One 08:42 pm UTC 06/15/09 |
> Does Always It's The War count for or against the > arguement? I think that everyone is missing one big part of the puzzle. Jim is Peter Pan, in his mind. Peter has no responsibility or anything holding him down. Jim writes most of his songs based on how he sees neverland. Maybe he isn't writing much because the responsibilities and realities have clouded his version of neverland and created a bit of writers block. Or maybe he just doesn't care... | |
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