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The original liner notes (which are not infallible) got this line wrong: "He thinks he's educated, airs those family shares Will protect him"
For a variety of reasons that makes no sense (how does one "air shares"?). A simple fix straightens it out:
"He thinks his educated airs, those family shares Will protect him"
He, incorrectly, thinks that his educated airs and those family shares will protect him. He's deluded.
The original liner notes (which are not infallible) got this line wrong: "He thinks he's educated, airs those family shares Will protect him"
For a variety of reasons that makes no sense (how does one "air shares"?). A simple fix straightens it out:
"He thinks his educated airs, those family shares Will protect him"
He, incorrectly, thinks that his educated airs and those family shares will protect him. He's deluded.