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just letting everyone know that i discovered something about BOCs track. i was at school studying canadian immigration in 1800s. im canadian so its part of our school system to study this. anyways, back when they were colonizing canada in manitoba, there were fliers givin to germany and other countries. one of them read as a headline "Come out, and live in a religous community out in the country." it was a manitoba flier portraying nice places where you get your own farm land and start communities. |
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nice! |
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coooool |
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everyone attributed that to the branch davidians, so its nice to know that maybe (probably) it isn't. |
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other theories suggest that they are referring to the "beautiful place out in the country", which is what Amo Bishop Roden called the location where the followers of David Koresh and his Branch of Davidians lived. BoC also have numerous other references to the Branch Davidians in their music and titles, which I for one can't understand or figure out, nor will I try to. |
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to the best of my knowledge (and ability to remember), Amo Bishop Roden was David Koresh' wife. pistolwhipping accepted if wrong |
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You are correct...one of them. |
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that's a fucked up name. i always figured amo (meaning love) bishop (a religious figure) and roden, which sounds japanese and would probably make the song title make sense. |
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