what is ment in the last verse of high and dry????

now the pleasures of the harbor dont include a lady barber, if it wasnt for long john silver all of us pirates would have been myrters????????

what is ment in the last verse of high and dry????

now the pleasures of the harbor dont include a lady barber, if it wasnt for long john silver all of us pirates would have been myrters????????

Well, if you've ever seen a picture of Long John Silver, I think he had really long hair. I don't think he went to the barber too often, if at all. He may have even had a beard, thus negating the purpose of a barber entirely! And Gord's saying if there'd been *lady* barbers, hey, it wouldn't have been so bad, but, because Long John Silver set a precedent, no one else had to "be a martyr" and sit in the barber's chair. Anyway, that's my take on it...

THANKS FOR THE INFO

YOU LIKE RACE AMONG THE RUINES
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THANKS FOR THE INFO

YOU LIKE RACE AMONG THE RUINES
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Love it! It's a great song about the demise of a relationship over the other person cheating on him. Bards for centuries have been regaling the willing listener with sad songs about this topic. However, it took Gord to make it into a catchy tune, too!