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    "comment": "A year after Juliana Hatfield released her solo debut, Hey Babe, she released her followup, Become What You Are, under the banner of The Juliana Hatfield Three, with bassist Dean Fisher and drummer Todd Philips.\n\n\"My Sister\" was the trio's first single and the biggest hit of Hatfield's career, hitting #1 on the Modern Rock chart. The success also landed her on the cover of Spin magazine in 1994.\n\nIn reality, Hatfield doesn't have a sister; she has two brothers. \"I've always been in this sort of perpetual state of existential longing,\" she told Spin in 2013. \"I feel like something's missing. I almost feel like I have a twin who died at birth but no one ever told me that the twin existed. And with this song, I was trying to explore the idea of a sister who I never had.\"\n\nWhile writing the lyrics, she was inspired by her relationship with Meg Rafferty, who dated one of Hatfield's brothers and became a surrogate big sister to teenage Juliana. Meg even brought her to the club gig referenced in the lyrics. But Hatfield was also examining her own role as a sister to her brothers. \"I was trying to see myself from their perspective. Maybe they thought I was aloof a little bit,\" she admits. https://tinyurl.com/2mwv2hhe",
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