It's a hazy, sentimental song about realizing that you're on the bummer end of a lopsided relationship.
If the lopsided relationship between men and women in music was only played out in these pretty terrible ways, it might be easier to eradicate.
But the lopsided relationship between Albert J. Pirro Jr. and Anthony G. Pirro has badly frayed since they were indicted on Federal tax-fraud charges in February 1999.
Since Thomas Jefferson offered to buy the island from the Spanish in 1809, it has been an lopsided relationship that has shaped both countries, but inevitably the effect on Cubans has been far greater.
This includes the paralleling of Dan and Diana's marriage with Natalie and Henry's lopsided relationship; Natalie's rigid quest for perfection in school because she can't have it at home; and the symbolic problems generated by treatment-induced memory loss.
The lopsided relationship between the band's critical acclaim -- in music magazines as well as The New York Times, The New Yorker and Vanity Fair -- and its minuscule record sales were the epitome of a cult phenomenon.
While Mr. Trudeau has championed Mr. Garratt's return as a result of closer engagement with Beijing, the outcome has highlighted a lopsided relationship in which China has the leverage, whether by halting $1.5 billion in Canadian canola exports or having unjustly detained Mr. Garratt, Mr. Burton said.
Because of the lopsided relationship between the Premier League and the FA, our game lacks the ability to breathe in all sorts of ways – from the nine-year-old at a Premier League academy who is forbidden to play with his mates to the airless, arbitrary decision-making structures.
It is one of the reasons that [schools minister] David Laws, myself and the Liberal Democrats are working up ideas to put in the manifesto … to make sure that we don't have this lopsided relationship between one person in the secretary of state's office in the department of education and 23,000 individual schools.
"If it's a lopsided relationship, it's not going to work," says Wharton's Doherty.
