He thought it sounded too much like Bruce Springsteen, so we scrapped it. The вЂrailwayвЂ™ lyric survived our first two drafts of the song, then BryanвЂ™s radar went up. вЂњI also suggested the lyric вЂ I got a job at the railway yardвЂ™, because thatвЂ™s what my friend Chuck did. Jody and his wife appear in the video for Summer Of вЂ™69, driving away with a Just Married sign on the back of their car. I suggested вЂ Woody quit and Gordy got marriedвЂ™, but Bryan thought вЂJimmyвЂ™ and вЂJodyвЂ™ sounded better, and I agreed. The reason I chose 69 is because of the sexual position Bryan AdamsД¬o-writer Jim Valance offers more insight: вЂњI remember Bryan and I going back and forth on that line. Jimmy is a drummer who quit the band, and Jody is still my soundman on tour after 25 years.вЂќ 'The imagery in the song is about romance, nostalgia, being a struggling musician and making love. The reason I chose 69 is because of the sexual position. There is a huge misconception that this song is about 1969, but itвЂ™s not. I love the song Night Moves by Bob Seger, which is about getting laid in the summer, and I always wanted to write an answer to that. вЂњThe song is a bit autobiographical,вЂќ Adams explains, вЂњbut itвЂ™s really about summer love and, in my, case being a musician. Adams has announced as much from the stage, and even appears to sing вЂme and my baby in a 69вЂ™ during the songвЂ™s outro. In reality, AdamsвЂ™s clean-living image has helped disguise one of the most blatant innuendos of modern rock: the вЂ69вЂ™ in question doesnвЂ™t refer to the year 1969, but to the sexual position.

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