This is actually a true story. Chapin wrote it after being told about a truck transporting bannannas which crashed in Scranton, spilling bannannas everywhere.
This next part I'm not 100% sure about, but I think that the woman who was the wife of the driver actually contacted Chapin about the song, and thats where the second live ending comes from.
This is actually a true story. Chapin wrote it after being told about a truck transporting bannannas which crashed in Scranton, spilling bannannas everywhere.
This next part I'm not 100% sure about, but I think that the woman who was the wife of the driver actually contacted Chapin about the song, and thats where the second live ending comes from.