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Denver wrote in his autobiography Take Me Home that the song wasnt just about tripping, saying, It was also about exhilaration, freedom and morality. He added, "Exploring inner space had become as important to my generation as the exploration of outer space." to enhance his physical activity on that day, since he says, "Suddenly I was hypersensitive to how beautiful every thing was." His thoughts lead to the first line, You fill up my senses. The only nod to Denvers marijuana smoking comes at the end of the film, when his lyric while all my friends and my old lady sit and pass a pipe around from the song from Poems, Prayers, and Promises is heard
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Buford's on his tail, bellowing, "What we have here is a total lack of respect for the law!" "Nothing in Common" (1986): Father-son issues are explored in this Tom Hanks vehicle directed by Garry Marshall
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