We're not sure what Grey Shirt & Tie is about – we wish we had a rock equivalent of Rap Genius to use today because we can't work out if this is a paean to something, a lament to lost youth, or a dart aimed at conformists.
From the suburban clubs in Sydney, where he was so slight he struggled to get a game, on to the lower divisions in England with Millwall, the 2004 FA Cup final, Everton and everything beyond, Cahill's career figures as a stock paean to effort in the face of adversity.
Smith was rumoured to be in the running for Quentin Tarantino's Oscar-winning paean to the spaghetti western prior to production.
He used his speech at the event to deliver a paean to minority enterprise.But the Tories have refused to match the firm commitment by Labour and the Liberal Democrats to ease the restrictions on Britons of foreign origin bringing their spouses and families from abroad to live with them.
His "Recasting India" is a paean to the commercial flair of millions of hawkers and small shopkeepers plying for trade in India.
That would mean a few well-aimed barbs at Microsoft and a paean to the Network Computer, a device that Oracle believes will one day replace the PC.
Alongside the paean to the liberty, dignity and equality in Justice Kennedy's majority opinion is a dash of deference to the states.
Be a better father, a better son, a better friend.' I owe her a lot".Mr Netanyahu's recent paean to matrimony followed days of ugly reports and swirling rumours depicting Mrs Netanyahu as a henpecking harridan and the prime minister as her squirming victim.
It seems odd for the government to press the delete key on a paean of praise to the prime minister.
I'm on TV!9 57: As expected, a paean to the courage Mr McCain showed as a POW, though suggesting that the central modern test of his resolve will be "the angry left" seems a bit of an off note.
To this day, I do not know how much I owe the goat.Barry WaltonMilford, SurreyA bite at AppleSIR – I disagree with your paean to Steve Jobs ("The third act", June 9th).
