Nothing whatsoever. It was created only for the sake of the song.

thanks all for the explanations!-- really help to bring out the deeper meaning in the song. --(just a random guy who did an internet search to find out what the slang terms in the song meant)

I think I can help with a few additional bits: Paul, what was the one you were doing the other night? Those one after 909? <-- Doesn't make sense. ==> One After 909 Oh yeah, that was fantastic. That's great. Really fantastic.

I think the person that sings "Baby you're the best" is Carly Simon. Go to songlyrics.com for the other song.

"baby you're the best" is a line from an old Carly Simon song called Nobody Does it Better . Could that be the song you're talking about?

Please help me see why 'but' is used at the start of the third paragraph. I don't think the third paragraph contradicts or contrasts with the second in any way, or does it? Two years ago, soprano Barbara Bonney was scheduled to make

Hi, I think it'd be better if these questions were asked in the audio section of this forum, maybe. There might be interesting things to discuss, and they don't belong here in the grammar section, I think. Anyway, I listened to this one,

1 There was too much sauce for the meat , which is why we added onions. 2 She's known under the alias/pseudonym "..". 'Alias' is for criminals; 'pseudonym' is for authors. 3 The duration of the song was... (can you say duration of a song?-- Yes )

Which is it? 1 There was too much sauce in relation/in comparison/in proportion to the meat, which is why we added onions to make up for the less meat. 2 She's known under the alias/pseudonym ".." 3 The duration of the song was...