"...Like a painting, where the sky's too blue
I'm imitating only the best parts of you
I play you in that light, I sing but I can't write
So I pretend I sang it first and everybody knows the words"

Rob Baker wrote: "Craig arrived in Kingston for our second writing session and in the car on the way to my place he said he had been thinking about how strange it would be to be in a clone band - particularly a Beatles clone band. Less than a week before I had taken my family to a show by a very good Beatles 'tribute' and had left wondering just how weird such an existence might be. Craig asked if I had a piece of music that might work with this lyrical concept and as it happened I had a piece filled with Beatlisms that I had titled Raspberry Meadows For Now."

Our humble narrators must have some idea how it feels when 'everybody knows the words.' Either that, or I have to scream "like actors who play Jesus in movies of the week!" much louder at the next gig.