He got her and take her out from dissecting-room, he always wanted to marry her, so he changed her clothes etc. Maybe he was in love with her, he loved her so much that she had to fake her death.
Rumors are just that.she is working on a book so maybe she will give her version. She obviously cared about Tom and was with him for 25 years. I talk to Jane regularly and have found her to be nice, outgoing with a great sense of humor. Gonegator from Gainesville, Fl Tom would have fun with all this speculation.Sher from KansasI love the way the song was recorded.I’d like to think of him as being less morbid than that but who knows. The other would be if it really was about throwing away his last thoughts of his ex & moving on, but then that would make the video really weird & sick the way he portrayed her being dead etc. It is a interesting theory & he may just chose to keep the Indiana thing in there. Maybe he’s trying to figure out why the ghost keeps showing up & goes to the ballroom to dance. A lot about the song fits the ghost story. Perhaps he knew the story & tried to tie his Mary with that Mary too so it was both. Brenda W from FlaJerry in China might be onto something about Resurrection Mary ghost of Chicago.Maybe the promise she had made was to him and after they met up, she went back home or wherever and got into an accident in an old 441. He must have felt partially to blame is what I gather from his lyrics. If you listen to mary janes last dance as well as american girl, you will find a common theme in where he met up with this girl, and, I'm assuming that she was going to follow up on a promise she had made to someone else, and she died in a car accident, he woke up alone the next morning not knowing at the time what had happened to her. Kevin Richerson from Bay Minette, AlI think this is the wrong interpretation.Then again maybe we just smoked way too much. Every lyric fits perfectly, except it was an apartment window rather than a hotel room. Robert Fullerton from Wheeling, WvIt's about me and an 18 year old waitress in 1985.Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind Publisher: Gone Gator Music, O/B/O CAPASSO
I hit the last number, I walked to the road It was too cold to cry when I woke up alone Take me as I come 'cause I can't stay long I'm tired of screwing up, tired of goin' down I feel summer creepin' in and I'm tired of this town again She said, "I dig you, baby, but I got to keep movin' on, keep movin' on" I was introduced and we both started groovin' She blew the boys away, it was more than they'd seen Well, she moved down here at the age of eighteen With them Indiana boys on an Indiana night Had a good lookin' mama who never was aroundīut she grew up tall and she grew up right
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