An egrit and a red winged black bird were arguing over which was better, At The Copa or Mandy. The red winged blackbird said Mandy was more melodic plus the implication that she came and gave without taking suggests aspirations of higher consciousness that are indeed viable but the egrit was having none of this, instead, she embraced the not too subtle Manilowian directive prominently placed after the third chorus – don’t fall in love. She believed Lola and Rico weren’t real people but a careful allegory illuminating the different hemispheres of the brain and the extra effort required by one who chooses to walk the road less traveled. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"