Talk:Nancy Shanks

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The article is confusing and unclear in the sentence,

"Amos also mentions her in the song "Father Lucifer" on the album "Boys For Pele" ("Beenie lost the sunset, but that's okay..."),the "Cornflake Girl" , and "Bells for Her"."

How do the two latter songs relate to this article? Beenie's name is not mentioned in either song, and I have not read an interview mentioning Beenie's inspiration for either of those songs. Could someone provide a source or other evidence?

I'm wary to remove the last part of the sentence, but if there are no objections I'll do so, because it looks like it really doesn't belong. Evening Breeze 09:37, 20 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

It's been a while, and no one has given any objections, so I removed the latter part of the quote. Evening Breeze 01:14, 29 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]