Seriously though I have no clue what I was doing other than trying to be as progressive as possible but lyrically it's so far removed from me that the above story must be true. But then again, Jeff had earlier discussed how I tended to not be so simplistic with lyrics and in this case I was. And wouldn't you know it, it's probably the most quoted song I've ever written.

"Dr Bob. The Zorro of tomorrow. Dr Bob. A medical Van Gogh"

Go figure. Musically it's a freak. Jeff's back in the refrigerator or off getting head while the intro is playing on and on. Todd and I again are playing riffs off each other which was really not just a cool style but also my attempt to get Todd involved in the songs as a guitar team. Too often a guy who writes the song gets all the highlight parts while the other guitarist is just trying to find some backing chords to play. The bridge section before the solo is crazy. I'm playing some arpeggio type run while Todd and Bill are doing right hand tapping on the fretboard. It then crescendo's to a harmony and stops dead. I don't get what all those dead stops are for. I use to tell Todd my writing style was like a train wreck. You take 2 unrelated pieces and put them on trains steaming towards each other on the same track and the subsuquent destruction is how I arrange my songs. I guess it all works, people like it. Billy and I sang backing vocals.