| re: She always put the top up and the hammer down | |
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Infinite_Victims 02:55 pm UTC 07/15/11 |
| In reply to: | re: She always put the top up and the hammer down - bellminer 08:52 pm UTC 07/14/11 |
> Literally, "put the top up" refers to the roof of a > convertible car, and "put the hammer down" means > accelerate to maximum speed. Of course, like all good > Steinman lyrics, the line carries along some sexual > innuendo. Use your imagination! ;-) > Reminds me of a thread somewhere about where somebody thought Jim should or could have used profanity in a song. Sure he can, but he is so incredibly clever that he can innuendo and double-entendre so well that plain old profanity would be much more boring and run-of-the-mill. | |
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