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since curt cobain sang the song about fans singing along with a song whether or not they understood the meaning and in fact the song may indeed mean something entirely different than what the fan is thinking it has become an obsession of mine to find out what songs mean, by author. After looking at a few sites, by no means have I exhausted the internet in my search, it has occurred to me that many ppl have decided that, at least “Alice in Chains” songs, are centered on heroin addiction. It is my contention that while this may be the case, that addictions are interchangeable, and although withdrawal from certain addictions may be more painful or challenging, all of these songs touch us for a reason, we are all addicts in one form or another. Regardless of the addiction written about, something in the lyrics and the music draws the listener into its twisted core and we want more. More of what? Simply put the commiseration of unpretentiousness. To be more precise, we want a commonality, yet exclusiveness, which is so elusive! LOL, literally I chuckled out loud, for I could not resist that silliness of word twisting. (Just a quick note, while listening to "rooster" Vietnam could be the subject, obviously, yet I contend it is still centered around addiction whether the author realizes it or not. Again, simply, and I quote, "they spit on me in my homeland" ppl need to feel better about themselves government, and their environment, so they spit on the soldier in his homeland, this is the addiction to self righteousness and superiority. All of AIC songs are about the "salve" yes, salve, not slave, (we may be a slave to the salve, but the key word here is: salve) the salve is what makes the wound feel better. What wound you may ask? the wound that is the human condition. All misspellings and incorrect punctuation is solely the responsibility of my addiction to GROLSCH, 4 in and I’m illiterate