he hoped would sound from afar that he's still attached to their friendship. 'Aaaaaaaaah, Here I am'. In the end, it took way too long for Paul. The filming of Catch-22 was delayed, and delayed. Art making promises to Paul that he would 'return soon'. But then listen to 'Frank Lloyd Wright', a song inspired by Art's love of this architect, and written by Paul in Art's absence. At 2:57 you can hear Paul sing in a similar echoed manner, almost buried in the mix: "So long, already, Artie!', expressing how the waiting is taking its toll. My Interpretation: I really wonder why I'm apparently the first one to feel as if the song somehow refers to the film 'Breakfast at Tiffany's'. Mainly because of the weather report-thingy. I always associated the line "I get the news I need on the weather report" with a certain disinterest in what's happening in the world and an individualistic attitude (in the sense that the I-narrator just cares about his own plans for the next days, which are dependant on the weather, but not about what the rest of mankind is doing). The main character Holly Golightly in 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' always visits this guy in prison to give him the "weather reports" which are some coded messages from his drug gang. (And he's called Sally TOMato which could allude to the mentioned Tom in the song...) But watching the film today, I discovered some more parallels. The film is set in NY