Harry Chapin was a
folk rock artist and philanthropist in the seventies and eighties, and creator of such famous songs as "Cat's in the Cradle" and "Taxi." He was killed in 1981 in a traffic accident while on his way to a free concert he was giving, although he may have already been dead; the autopsy and his driving patterns, which caused the accident, are consistent with him having suffered a heart attack behind the wheel.
Harry's work provides examples of:
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A woman walks into her room
Where her child lies sleeping
And when she sees his eyes are closed,
She sits there silently weeping
And though she lives in Scranton, Pennsylvania
She never, ever eats bananas
Not one of thirty thousand pounds of bananas