[James Warren]

Yeah,
I just listened to the song, and I am pretty sure I here "Is he his own 
man?"

And when you think about it, doesn't "Is he a soul man" sound kind of 
dumb?

I hope it is the former (or something equally good.)

On Apr 13, 2004, at 11:10 AM, Graeme Qewe wrote:

> Thank you for that! I had always heard the words as "Is he his own 
> man?" too.
> But I feared not interfer, as I suspected most others here knows more 
> about it.
> And I hope, that this is really what the said.
>
> Graeme
>
>
>> Fra: Andy Gillcrist <andrewg at nwlink.com>  Til: 
>> <powderworks at cs.colorado.edu>  Emne: RE: [Powderworks] lyrics help?  
>> Sendt: 12. april 2004 03:15:19
>>> 1.  Reckon it still is "Is he a Soul Man" on the original CD
>>
>> To me, this has always sounded like "Is he his own man?"  And I
>> even thought I saw that written down somewhere, but I'm damned
>> if I can remember where now.
>>
>> 	Andy
>
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