Hello everyone, I'm a relatively new Jefferson Airplane fan, and I must say that it's a shame that the lyrics aren't included in the CD liner notes...
I find the vocals a bit indecipherable at times, and there are different interpretations of certain words in songs at various lyric sites.
I'd like to know exactly what the writer is trying to convey.
One song on my mind at the moment is 'Mr. Fredrick'... the following segment in particular.
"On wire wheels the four stroke man
Opens wide
the marching sound
the constant ride
on the gasket is mine
all mine
one more pair of
Wire wheels bear down on you
Gear stripping the willow
How many machine men will you see before you
Stop believing that speed
Will slide down on you
Like brakes in bad weather"
The bolded parts seem incorrect... it sounds like Grace is saying "wild wheels" and "and the casket" as opposed to "wire wheels" and "on the gasket".
Does anyone know for sure?
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.

