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** In "Rebecca Go Home"--his last solo vocal--he plays a man who is telling his elderly wife to go ahead and die.
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** Gene gets the final verse on "A Blessing in Disguise," a country weeper about using the pain in your life to benefit other people.
** In "Rebecca Go Home"--his last solo vocal--he plays a man who is telling his elderly wife to go ahead anddie. die.
** The final song on ''Gift Horse'', Gene's last album, is the traditional "Farther Along," which asks why bad things happen to good people--a question many of Gene's fans and friends asked on March 20, 2000.
** In "Rebecca Go Home"--his last solo vocal--he plays a man who is telling his elderly wife to go ahead and
** The final song on ''Gift Horse'', Gene's last album, is the traditional "Farther Along," which asks why bad things happen to good people--a question many of Gene's fans and friends asked on March 20, 2000.
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** "Jimmy" is about visiting a man in the hospital.
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** "Jimmy" is about visiting a dying and/or demented man in the hospital.
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* HarsherInHindsight: A lot of the songs Gene Eugene sang became this after Gene's early death.
** "The Last Testament of Angus Shane" is about a man unfairly condemned to death.
** "Jimmy" is about visiting a man in the hospital.
** In "Rebecca Go Home"--his last solo vocal--he plays a man who is telling his elderly wife to go ahead and die.
** Mike Roe says the following about Gene's "Dunce Cap" in the liner notes to the ''Little Red Riding Hood'' reissue:
--->I would listen to the rough mixes of this tune on the airplane ride back home after the sessions and I would just bawl my eyes out and I didn't know why. I got up the courage to tell the other guys, and they each had similar reactions. It was in the music. It was in the lyric. It was in Gene's voice. I think, in some unspoken way, we all knew the song was about Gene, and we all sensed that something was going to happen to him.
** "The Last Testament of Angus Shane" is about a man unfairly condemned to death.
** "Jimmy" is about visiting a man in the hospital.
** In "Rebecca Go Home"--his last solo vocal--he plays a man who is telling his elderly wife to go ahead and die.
** Mike Roe says the following about Gene's "Dunce Cap" in the liner notes to the ''Little Red Riding Hood'' reissue:
--->I would listen to the rough mixes of this tune on the airplane ride back home after the sessions and I would just bawl my eyes out and I didn't know why. I got up the courage to tell the other guys, and they each had similar reactions. It was in the music. It was in the lyric. It was in Gene's voice. I think, in some unspoken way, we all knew the song was about Gene, and we all sensed that something was going to happen to him.
