Brandy Alexander by Feist

Album: The Reminder (2007)

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Brandy Alexander is a character from the 1999 Chuck Palahniuk novel Invisible Monsters. >>
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Kurt from Tacoma, WaBrandy Alexander is a sweet brandy drink and probably is more relevant to the inspiration for the song. I believe she is comparing the drink to an old flame, but have no evidence to back that up.
Joshua from Little Rock, ArFeist is featured on the Ipod Nano commercial, so I'm pretty sure somebody has at least heard of her... lol ;D
Bianca Sanchez from Alburquerque, NmGreat song I'm listening to it right now. Has anyone ever even heard of Feist?

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