"But they wanna kiss and they got homes of their own
Poor little rich boy all the couples have gone, they’ve gone, they’ve gone"
I feel sad for the poor little rich boy here (and it reminds me of being alone on the beach in Folding Chair sometimes).
I'm not sure I entirely take Regina's word for it on this one. He MIGHT love his mother later, even if he doesn't now.
Although I'd still catch sight of someone reading The Great Gatsby in a cafe or someplace and like them instantly (much like the characters becoming friends over it in Murakami's Norwegian Wood). It's too bad it's a stigma. It's too bad that someone can carry around a popular novel and people assume the guy is reading it to look smart instead of talking about how great it is.
I love that she always sounds like she cares about the poor little rich boy. That's what makes the song great for me. It's the magical happy place where you can say things about your family members and it's always known that you still love them anyway.
"But they wanna kiss and they got homes of their own Poor little rich boy all the couples have gone, they’ve gone, they’ve gone"
I feel sad for the poor little rich boy here (and it reminds me of being alone on the beach in Folding Chair sometimes).
I'm not sure I entirely take Regina's word for it on this one. He MIGHT love his mother later, even if he doesn't now.
Although I'd still catch sight of someone reading The Great Gatsby in a cafe or someplace and like them instantly (much like the characters becoming friends over it in Murakami's Norwegian Wood). It's too bad it's a stigma. It's too bad that someone can carry around a popular novel and people assume the guy is reading it to look smart instead of talking about how great it is.
I love that she always sounds like she cares about the poor little rich boy. That's what makes the song great for me. It's the magical happy place where you can say things about your family members and it's always known that you still love them anyway.