Hi, Mrrzy: If it works for you, hear it that way. It wasn't written with that in mind, apparently, but meaning is in the ear of the beholder. Peter: The "Zay" was intended as similar to "Day". But, I only mentioned it to not stop pronouncing halfway through the name. Joe is right in that Michael Smith pronounces it more like USAnians pronounce the last letter of the alphabet. For me it's about that enduring love between Margaret and the Dutchman, that they share in good times and bad times. Bye, Mysha
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