Answer: The song "Someone Saved My Life Tonight" is about an episode in Elton's life. In the late sixties, he almost got married to a woman who didn't even like his music and what he was doing. He wanted to get out of that situation, but was too confused, and also didn't want to face her. So one night he got drunk, then left his friends at the bar and went home.

Answer: Daniel is the fictional story of a blinded Vietnam veteran who comes home after the war and everybody wants him to be a hero, but all he wants is to be left alone. So he takes off for Spain to get away from it all. The story is told from the point of view of his younger brother, who misses him and would like him to come back home. It's not a true story, just an account of what crippled Vietnam veterans had to go through when they came home from the war. See similar questions...

Answer: The song Empty Garden was written in the memory of John Lennon. He is the gardener that cared a lot. In the line "It's funny how one insect can damage so much grain", the insect is the guy who shot Lennon, who was the grain in that imagery. So Elton knocks at John's door, but no one answers, because Lennon's dead. See similar questions...

Answer: The song Nikita appeared on the "Ice on Fire" album, which was released in 1985. It is the song that made me fall for Elton and his music! The song is about the old communist USSR and East Germany (the video was shot near the Berlin Wall in Germany) and how people were not free to do as they pleased. See similar questions...

He hates these cans!" This song was featured in the movie "The Jerk" and was sung by Steve Martin and Bernadette Peters. Paul Leddy researched this for us and came up with the following: "My guess is that the song was (originally) sung by jazz "torch" singer, Frances Faye, who gained some popularity in the mid and late '50's. The song appears on 'Caught in the Act' (Live at the Thunderbird, Las Vegas 1958)." See similar questions...

In this Introduction to Philosophical Inquiry you will learn how to inquire into complex problems and begin to formulate your own philosophy. You will learn effective methods of inquiry, analysis, and criticism. Philosophy 102: Introduction to Philosophical Inquiry has no prerequisite. This course complements Philosophy 103: Introduction to Logic but you need not have taken that course to do well in the Introduction to Logic course. They are entirely independent courses. See similar questions...

quot;What???? Get outta here. Your intrusion in my life verges on the insane. I work with children and teachers so don't pull your guilt ridden nonsense on me. Goodbye." See similar questions...

After all, a bit of suffering at the cost of a bit of happiness are considered, by most of people, better than non-existence. See similar questions...

The 'Tonight Show Theme' was performed over 1,400,000 times since 1962, making it one of the most recognized theme songs in history. A Japanese Series, titled 'The Golden Bowl, was created solely around his music for the second largest TV market in the world, featuring eight Paul Anka songs in every episode. His songs have also appeared in countless TV episodes over the years, too many to count! See similar questions...

Hotel California is about the decadence and excesses of life in Southern California during the 1970s: the drugs, the sex, the extravagant lifestyle, etc. It is not about the devil. far as I can figure out, "colitas" means "little tails" in Spanish, which translates into "marijuana." The Eagles and I do not condone the use of marijuana or other drugs. See similar questions...

We can not analyze every detail of every word that the artists write; to do so would destroy the mystique and intrigue that goes into the music and art created at Psychopathic Records. Also, it would take a great effort to answer all the questions and, as stated above, all of the artists, wrestlers, and employees just can't spare the time or energy on such a great task. See similar questions...

When Worldviews Collide: C.S. Lewis and Sigmund Freud: a comparison of their thoughts and viewpoints on life; pain and death (Part Two) See similar questions...

Yes and No. When patients first start dialysis those feelings are very common. We strongly encourage you to talk to your social worker to help you cope with these feelings. They can also reappear at times later on. If these feelings persist over many months, you may have Clinical Depression and should seek help from your social worker. You may also want to talk to your doctor about anti-depressant medication. See similar questions...