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The title “Ful Stop” may be read as a combination of an oxymoron and a play on words. Obviously “full” is spelled with two L’s and spelling with one L makes the word no longer full making it near full. However, “-ful” is a suffix found at the end of various words, including “truthful”. The absence of a second “l” invites us to ask whether it’s the beginning or the end that has been cut off. Maybe the “stop” described in the song is both a “full stop” and a “truthful stop”.