Hey, remember when Soul Asylum was popular?
Neither do I.
But I do remember about 15 years ago Grave Dancers Union came out, containing their first big hit, Black Gold, along with its ridiculous lyrics. Bill and I used to get hung up on the line “nothing attracts a crowd like a crowd”. We wondered whether the same applied to clowns and always changed the words to “nothing attracts a clown like a clown”.

And then there’s that ridiculous line about “I don’t care about no wheelchair”. What’s THAT all about?

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So by the transitive property then…
“Nothing attracts a clown in a wheelchair like a clown in a wheelchair.”
Now THAT’S a ridiculous line.
Dave Pirner… anyone… can someone please explain what these lyrics mean?