Talk:Second Thoughts (album)

Titus about Captain Oakes?

On the Cpatain Oakes page it says that the song "Titus" is about Oakes, just after we walked away from the Scott capm. Uhhh... I don't see it.

I found myself in silver dreams/I'm talking in my sleep to pawns & queens/Outspoken words, you know they just don't mean the same thing

Somebody must be kiddin' me/Somebody must be lying to me/Oh please don't tell me/Which is red and which is black

When are you coming back to me babe/Oh when are you coming back to me babe

I saw myself in checkered lands/I even dreamt I was the knight in command/The bishop screamed `Don't horse around boy'

Somebody must be kiddin' me/Somebody must be lying to me/And please don't tell me/I'm losing my way

You promised me everything now, didn't you babe?/You promised me everything now, didn't you babe? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 151.207.242.4 (talk) 20:04, 27 January 2011 (UTC)

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