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Pat Monahan Reveals the Dream That Inspired “Drops of Jupiter,” Teases Train’s Next Chapter (Exclusive)
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“Drops of Jupiter” is all thanks to a dream.
I can swim through the planets now if I want, come back with drops of Jupiter in my hair.
“I think ‘Drops of Jupiter’ was the first time I realized how healing music can be.
Pat Monahan on Train’s Latest LPNow, 25 years later, Train is gearing up for the release of their next LP, Mad Dog in the Fog.
Pat Monahan Reveals His Next Goal“Kid in the Crown,” meanwhile, is all about Monahan and his 14-year-old son, Rock.