> It's moments like this that I'm glad I have subscribed
> to this mailing list.  I think you've made some
> poignant points, and it's given me a bit to think
> about.  I really appreciate Isaac's lyrical prowess,
> as it seems that he can make the most profound
> statements seem mundane.  One of many all-time
> favorites:
> "I know now what I knew then/
> but I didn't know then what I know now"

anyone remember that whole wheel of fortune thread about how that ben guy
was on and he was supposedly a new modest mouse member?  i dunno if that
was even true, and this i certainly am a little cautious to believe, but
maybe this kid is that guy's sibling.  yep.  just a thought.  yeah, i agree
with what you say about how isaac makes the most 'profound statements seem
mundane.'  i was actually thinking that he makes the most mundane
statements profound.  not even seem profound.  he just makes them
profound...but that can go either way.  i don't think he's ever put that
much thought into what he does like say tori amos who makes what she seems
to believe profound statements into very mundane bullshit.  i think that's
why i like his lyrics so much tho..because his lyrics aren't so obviously
thought out.  they're just there and they're what he writes..and that's
about it.  :P
- amy

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