Some people think this song is about a songwriter's relationship with St. Ceclia, a patron saint of musicians. I have no idea if that is true, or not, but I've always liked the song. In the spring of 1986 I and a few other of Drill Sergeant McCain's privates in 1st platoon, B-4-5 at Ft. Dix New Jersey began singing it, and before we knew it, the whole platoon was marching around us in circle. Yes, we had turned a Simon and Garfunkel song into an Army marching cadence.
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Maybe not about St. Cecelia given the lyrics but still a great song!
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