I just had an intriguing idea about Hey You in it's current position in my line up. Because in a relatively new environment, it carries a new meaning apart from it's original one in The Wall. While listening to it just now I realized that this could be something of an internal reflection within the main character (The father that comes back from war). Maybe a very good buddy of his died next to him and he's wondering why him and not me? He realizes on returning that it's not the same place he left, and he feels cheated somehow and by the end of the song, maybe he even feels jealous of his friend? Like he got the better half of the deal? And then to go into The Final Cut, he has a kind of breakdown, and then in Dogs of War he snaps and totally loses control, like in One Of My Turns from The Wall, and then leaves (Not Now John). I don't know yet. Just thought I'd post it before I forgot. I've been up all night cause I couldn't sleep, so I watched Farenheit 451. Maybe I'm sleep deprived or just a little too creative right now. Anyway, I'm going to go take a shower, maybe things will make more sense then.

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"...but in the space between the heavens and the corner of some foreign field I had a dream..."