as far as I know, there's only one recorded performance of elliott playing this song solo. for a song about being alone, it makes all the more difference to hear him play it all alone. It's scary. And deafening, quiet. I sigh a lot listening to this song. You go through a lot of problems in any relationship; romantic, business or otherwise. I see two people, very familiar with eachother, working with eachother as a necesity. Everything's cold and nobody touches. And it's better this way, because, well, you just can't complain. It's music, but it's work. It's soul but, here we are, again, the two of us, each afraid of saying a word. just wanting to go home. sure, lonely turns me blue.. but it's a hell of a lot better than dealing with all the bullshit freaks in point B

actually, it is a heatmiser song, on the album 'cop and speeder' . so oyu can dabble in full quality is if you are down with heatmiser. i personally love it.

All instances of "And I like what you wrote" are actually "Said I like what you wrote" in the original version but I've never heard Elliott play this solo so he may have changed that one word.