well, i'm asking this for a friend. my friend bought "The Game" and asked me if there was a story behind the song "Sail Away Sweet Sister". is there a story behind it? Did Brian's mother have a miscarriage or something? Please help. Thanks.
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i think he was just lamenting about being an only child.
i read it was about him at one point wanting a baby sister
Once, I wanted a baby brother.
Now, I've got one - and I want it to go away.
Now, I've got one - and I want it to go away.
Once, I wanted a baby brother.
Now, I've got one - and I want it to go away.
aww i'm sorry! i'm the youngest so i dont know your pain.
Or maybe in the same way as BoRhap was about Freddie coming to terms with being gay, SASS was about Brian coming to terms with being a woman trapped in a man's body...interesting possibility, hmm?
Did Brian's mother have a miscarriage or something?
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I think he was drunk when he wrote that song, you DON'T want a sister Brian... I have one and am one myself, I know how irritating they are
that's kind of like saying, "don't listen to music, because i heard this song and it was just DREADful."
I actually have a theory about this song, but I think it would be inappropriate to have such a discussion in public.
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Maybe he was in love with a nun.
You know, those pesky chastity vows and all ?
Could break a guy's heart.
You know, those pesky chastity vows and all ?
Could break a guy's heart.
I actually have a theory about this song, but I think it would be inappropriate to have such a discussion in public.
No offense to anyone else who responded, but I found this to be the most interesting reply of all.
I actually have a theory about this song, but I think it would be inappropriate to have such a discussion in public.
No offense to anyone else who responded, but I found this to be the most interesting reply of all.
I agree! (no offense)
Mm, I love this song, and I dont particularily give a damn what it's about at the present time, I just love listening to it, it's absolutly gorgeous.