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Let’s just admitt it. I really love Jennifer Aniston, but I’d never wondered I would have written a love song on her. Fact is back in wintertime 2010-2011 seasonal sale period, I was still sure I’d have had to play in Cambridge during Springtime, and I had wrote an acoustic song about Jesus Green, the evocative park with the wide swimming pool inside the student village. The festival never happened to be. But the song stayed! Changing it turning Jesus into Rachel to fit the album theme seemed a nice idea, and hope that no one got offended in Nazareth. Singing that one was really inspiring and challenging. I did my best on the studio, but first version was really laughable (once again, many thanks to Marco). This song is from the same period (December/January) I wrote the words for three songs in a day for my friend Anthony Rochester. Most of ‘em had a strange melancholic and nostalgic feeling, and I guess part of it had some part on driving the song in those delicate and surreal grounds.

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Have you ever heard ’bout Rachel Green
She’s the roomy living, next to me
when I saw her on Perk’s waitress tee
Couldn’t help but ask her
for some tea
her wedding dress
was hanging on a seat
the perfect place
do dry from all those tears
and disappear

Cat, dogs, pony and many other pets
not succeeded to make her life a mess
do forgive my cynical behave
but just call my name and I’ll be there
for you really got to know
it’s me you can count on
independence is a goal
I’m looking hard to score

With Rachel Green

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from There's A Girl That Never Goes Out, released September 5, 2011

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