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🌉 Written Between Two Coasts Neil Diamond wrote “I Am… I Said” while feeling emotionally torn between New York City and Los Angeles. Though he had achieved major success, he felt lonely and disconnected in both places, which directly inspired the song’s theme of isolation. 🧠 Took Months to Finish Diamond struggled to complete the song and has said it took about four months to write. He reportedly wrote and discarded dozens of verses before finding the right words that honestly expressed his identity crisis. 🪞 A Raw Identity Statement The repeated line “I am… I said” reflects Diamond talking to himself, almost as a form of self-therapy. It captures the idea of asserting your own existence when you feel unseen, a theme that resonated deeply with listeners. 🌊 The Famous “Chair” Lyric The lyric “even the chair” has been widely discussed. Some critics initially mocked it, but Diamond defended it as intentional symbolism. He meant that even inanimate objects felt more real or responsive than the people around him during that lonely period. 📈 One of His Biggest Hits Reached #4 on the Billboard Hot 100 Went to #1 on the Easy Listening chart Became one of Diamond’s signature songs 🎤 Intensely Personal Performances Diamond often performed the song with visible emotion, sometimes altering phrasing live. He has said it’s one of the most autobiographical songs he ever wrote. 🎬 Used in Films & TV The song has appeared in movies and shows to underscore moments of self-reflection, especially scenes about midlife uncertainty or personal reckoning. 🕰️ A Snapshot of Early-’70s Introspection “I Am… I Said” fits perfectly into the early 1970s wave of confessional singer-songwriter music, alongside artists like James Taylor and Carole King, but with Diamond’s distinctly dramatic flair.