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one song to the tune of another -
explained
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freudian
analogy It is not nearly as complex as it sounds as all of you who study the
work of Sigmund Freud will appreciate. For the purposes of psycho-analysis
Freud divided the personality, or in our terms the song, into two
components - these are the ego comprising moral values which is
so obviously analogous to the tune, and the id which unconsciously
contains primitive emotions and therefore equates exactly to the words. The
personality, or song, steers between the two trying to reconcile and balance
their conflicting demands against the constraints of the real world. Freud did
prove that the ego and the id can be adjusted and modified
through behavioural therapy, or in our terms literally by singing one song to
the tune of another.
However, I
should point out that Freud’s theories also conclude that the repression
of sexuality often leads an infantile penis substitution fixation, or in our
terms Colin Sell is at the piano
again.
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