Not one particular person. Just a devoted cricket spectator who's watching/snoozing through a game of cricket for the sheer love of it. From the lyrics, it seems he's living in the Victorian/Edwardian era ('the scent of tweed and gingham fill his colonial senses'), and his mind is drifting off into a golden cricket reverie (in Zanzibar, perhaps?), where he's exchanging bon mots with cricketing greats such as Denis Compton and Donald Bradman. A chap having a thoroughly pleasant daydream under an evening sun out on the boundary.
The song kelsey was made for Mason's girlfriend Chelsea. When Metro Station wanted to record "Chelsea" (Kelsey) Mason said the song was much to personal for him. Eventually Mason agreed to record the song "Chelsea" only if the name was changed from Chelsea to Kelsey.
Its on youtube
Yes, Notorious Big was a Free Mason, In his featured song "Juicy" he backmasks a message of "Holy Holy Satan, Invoke the Demons."
It beongs to Jah Mason
Yeah, was made to Chelsea Kay, Mason's ex. But he though that was really personal to use with Metro Station, so he changed the name to Kelsey!
Mason's favorite song is 'Emma' by Hot Chocolate
babbie mason who wrote that song pray on
The Mason Dixon Line
The Mason - Dixon Line
Bobbie Ann Mason - song - was created on 1995-05-01.
Maryland's northern boundary is defined by the Mason-Dixon Line, which serves as the border between Maryland and Pennsylvania.
The Mason-Dixon line.
The song kelsey was made for Mason's girlfriend Chelsea. When Metro Station wanted to record "Chelsea" (Kelsey) Mason said the song was much to personal for him. Eventually Mason agreed to record the song "Chelsea" only if the name was changed from Chelsea to Kelsey.
As I understand it the Mason-Dixon was a surveyed line used to resolve a boundary dispute, and later in it's life it came to represent the physical boundary between the free states and the slave states.
The Mason Dixon Line which has come to symbolize the cultural boundary between the Northern United States and Dixie.
The Mason-Dixon Line is the boundary between Pennsylvania and Virginia. It was surveyed between 1763 and 1767 to settle a border dispute between the British colonies of Pennsylvania and Maryland.
New York and Lake Erie. Mason Dixon Line