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_procol-harum-nothing-that-i-didn39t-know-1970.webp "Well, welcome to winter. And if you thought Halloween was the time for ghost stories, in actuality the proper season has always traditionally been the winter months of January and February. One of the most famous ghost tales ever brought to the big screen was, indeed, Ghost Story (1981), which takes place in the very dead of winter at a time when four former college chums, now pushing 80 years of age, have been getting in the habit of sharing their tales of graves and ghouls at a round table in a dim study illuminated only by a well-stoked fireplace.<br/><br/>This song by Procol Harum is not a ghost story per se, but it does have strong Gothic overtones in its haunting lament over the wasting death of a lovely young woman well-known about town, Jenny Droe, 26 years of age. It's a modernized version of \")
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