This is a novelty retrocrap disco song with about ten words repeated over and over about dating a girl who loves being high on cocaine. People are acting like its Michael Jackson covering Shakespeare. Max Martin garbage. His other stuff is dull as rocks too. Next.

There's no actual girl. In the song he personifies cocaine as a girl, declares his love for ''her'' and the euphoric state she puts him in, along with the numbness of the face caused by the side effect.

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So the clever part is that he doesn't gender-identify his implied paramour, implying the drug is his paramour?

Identity said:

There's no actual girl. In the song he personifies cocaine as a girl, declares his love for ''her'' and the euphoric state she puts him in, along with the numbness of the face caused by the side effect.

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That's been used in songs so many times personifies drugs as a girl? yeesh people have only been doing that since like 1910.

Homeless hair.

^ That's not nice. I've seen vagrants with much better dos .

Gunsnhalen said:

Identity said:

There's no actual girl. In the song he personifies cocaine as a girl, declares his love for ''her'' and the euphoric state she puts him in, along with the numbness of the face caused by the side effect.

That's been used in songs so many times personifies drugs as a girl? yeesh people have only been doing that since like 1910.

Yeah, the old cliché of “sex, drugs and rock-n-roll”.

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2freaky4church1 said:

Homeless hair.

for some reason his hair makes me want to punch him and just keep punching him... & just keep going lol. its not nice but that hair brings out some weird ass punching urges

Gunsnhalen said:

Identity said:

There's no actual girl. In the song he personifies cocaine as a girl, declares his love for ''her'' and the euphoric state she puts him in, along with the numbness of the face caused by the side effect.

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That's been used in songs so many times personifies drugs as a girl? yeesh people have only been doing that since like 1910.

Here's one I like from 1986.

Dilan said:

I like the music on his new record but the lyrics are pretty terrible.

I agree. You get to an age when you want to avoid this stuff if possible. At least Lana Del Rey understans the aesthetics of glamour.

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cindymay said:

I like the music on his new record but the lyrics are pretty terrible.

I actually can't stand some of the music either. But YES!

Who?