I believe it is both. It plays on the parallel of the names Richard and John. It invokes the Robin Hood-era monarchs, but also offers a nostalgic view of the 1960 US presidential election.
I believe it is both. It plays on the parallel of the names Richard and John. It invokes the Robin Hood-era monarchs, but also offers a nostalgic view of the 1960 US presidential election.
This song and Steely Dan are both great. It's about the english monarchs, like in Robin Hood. Could it also be about Nixon and Kennedy?
I believe it is both. It plays on the parallel of the names Richard and John. It invokes the Robin Hood-era monarchs, but also offers a nostalgic view of the 1960 US presidential election.
I believe it is both. It plays on the parallel of the names Richard and John. It invokes the Robin Hood-era monarchs, but also offers a nostalgic view of the 1960 US presidential election.
I don't think they liked Nixon all that much. :)
I don't think they liked Nixon all that much. :)