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General Comment at his concert he was talking about how the songs about someone who wrote a not very nice pop song about him so he wrote one back. General Comment There's certainly more than just one person to consider in this song. Then there's the songwriter's wife and another intimate companion -- I hear the last verse as "in '94 getting blown in your basement while your wife slept.
BTW, going by the track listings on Way to Normal and Stems and Seeds, the official title of this song is "Brainwascht", while the "fake" version kept the spelling "Brainwashed", rather than the other way around.
You raise some interesting questions, but I think the cast of characters is not as vast as it at first seems. The comment by AHoyBobby really sums up the backstory of this song, which puts the entire song into context. The jab about "getting blown in your basement while your wife slept", is referring to John cheating on his then wife in '94, while Flemming was his mistress.
So what they blasted Ben for in "Wrong" is exactly what they had done 10 years earlier. General Comment some one wrote a song jabbing at ben. General Comment yeah, it would seem that this song is his reply to a song written negatively about him. Wtfzorz on October 02, Link. Not that they would have written a song about Ben Folds, but you get my point.
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