Karma
moon-and-saturn
“Love you to the Moon and to Saturn” — seven
Community readers point out that the pairing recurs outside the lyrics: the music video for Karma stages the Moon and Saturn together, lassoed at the same moment. There is no line in that song to quote, which is why the echo went unnoticed on air, but the image is specific enough to count - two bodies that have no astronomical reason to appear side by side, put side by side twice in the same catalogue. Whether or not the repetition is deliberate, it makes the childhood declaration in seven look less like an improvised exaggeration and more like a pairing the writer keeps returning to.
the spinner and his web
“Spider-boy, king of thieves / Weave your little webs of opacity”
“The master of spin has a couple side flings” — mad woman
Community readers join the master of spin to Karma's spider-boy: the same antagonist rendered as a weaver, spin as deceit's craft in both songs. Records, narratives and webs are spun by the same hands, and the later song names the spinning for what it is, opacity woven on purpose.