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* Music/GarthBrooks has a song called "Burning Both Ends of the Night" about how he and a friend worked for an older lady on her farm one summer, and then one night she comes to him 'hot cup of coffee and a smile/in a dress that I was certain she hadn't worn in quite a while' and it sounds at first like he rebuffs her: 'when I told her that I'd never, she softly whispered that's all right'----nope. The chorus strongly implies they TheyDo, and given that the opening stanza makes clear that he and his friend are 'two teenage kids so far from home'----the lady's actions suddenly seem predatory and awful.
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* Music/GarthBrooks has a song called "Burning Both Ends of the Night" about how he and a friend worked for an older lady on her farm one summer, and then one night she comes to him 'hot cup of coffee and a smile/in a dress that I was certain she hadn't worn in quite a while' and it sounds at first like he rebuffs her: 'when I told her that I'd never, she softly whispered that's all right'----nope. The chorus strongly implies they TheyDo, coupled, and given that the opening stanza makes clear that he and his friend are 'two teenage kids so far from home'----the lady's actions suddenly seem predatory and awful.
