This song is relatively straightforward. It's about the eerie feeling of having one's identity stolen. The song was written before identity theft became a federal crime in the US, thus the "who's to blame" part - people got away with minor offenses and could taunt the victim before it became a federal offense.
I completely agree with stoolhardy that this song is about identity theft. I also think that it is about framing someone so convincingly that it is unclear and almost inextricable about "who is who and who did what."
I completely agree with stoolhardy that this song is about identity theft. I also think that it is about framing someone so convincingly that it is unclear and almost inextricable about "who is who and who did what."
This song is relatively straightforward. It's about the eerie feeling of having one's identity stolen. The song was written before identity theft became a federal crime in the US, thus the "who's to blame" part - people got away with minor offenses and could taunt the victim before it became a federal offense.
I completely agree with stoolhardy that this song is about identity theft. I also think that it is about framing someone so convincingly that it is unclear and almost inextricable about "who is who and who did what."
I completely agree with stoolhardy that this song is about identity theft. I also think that it is about framing someone so convincingly that it is unclear and almost inextricable about "who is who and who did what."