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From: randyo@microsoft.UUCP (Randy Orrison)
Newsgroups: rec.music.gaffa
Subject: Re: Woman's work
Summary: 10,000 Maniacs have one too
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Date: 13 Oct 89 20:53:43 GMT
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Really-From: Jeffrey P. Adams
| 2. _This Woman's Work_ makes four songs now (by my count) dealing
|    with birth/womb themes.  This seems unusual, compared to other
|    artists.  In fact, I can't really think of anyone else who has
|    dared to sing about the topic, let alone four songs.

There's _Eat_for_Two_ on 10,000 Maniacs new album, which has also been
featured (?) on MTV.  The song is about an unwanted pregnancy, which
adds to the "daring".

    -randy
-- 
Randy C. Orrison -- Just an employee of Microsoft Corp, not a spokesman
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