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Release - Jack?

SColumSColum Posts: 18
edited May 2012 in Words and Music...Communication
Why in the second verse does Eddie sometimes sing Oh dear Jack or I think I have heard John once before as well. Here is an example. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbusoGxK ... AAAAAAABAA Great emotion in the second verse!
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  • SColumSColum Posts: 18
    Anyone?
  • MissJam81MissJam81 Posts: 1,878
    SColum wrote:
    Anyone?

    I also noticed that! But dunno the reason! anyone??
    Wendy Testaburger

    " we're going to take this to some level that people aren't going to forget... and if that means risking your life, we're going to do it!..." EV

    "
  • monkeewrenchmonkeewrench Posts: 946
    Bump - I'd love to know the answer too if someone has it.
  • The OracleThe Oracle Posts: 529
    Don't know the exact answer, but as Jack is a nickname derivative of John, he maybe still meaning John(ny) Ramone?
  • SColumSColum Posts: 18
    Ya but he sung the Jack or John before Johnny Ramone died like the video I posted above that's 92
  • The OracleThe Oracle Posts: 529
    D'OH - that's my only shot!
  • dasvidanadasvidana Posts: 1,347
    I guess only Ed knows the real reason but I would assume that he was paying respects to those who helped him "ride the wave where it takes me....." Jack, who set him up with the demo tape and Johnny who was his dear friend.
    It's nice to be nice to the nice.
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