Overdosing With You

I've been thinking about Gabrielle Solis and all the desperate housewives
And I've been thinking about Mike Delfino and his gun
And I've been drawing patterns in my mind, but I can't fall asleep
And I've been counting all the sheep there is to count
No, I can't fall asleep and that is why I am here with you tonight
Can you lend me a DVD box or sing me a lullaby?

Hello Mrs. Van De Kamp, did you clean the whole kitchen and drink all the wine?
Hello Saferide, can you give me a safe ride back to sleep?
Cause I wanna OD on DH
I wanna OD on DH
Let me overdose on DH with you

Trying to kill the pain watching make-believe peoples fake disasters
If I'd been Elaine this misery'd been followed by studio laughter
Been looking for someone who could love me just like Will loves Grace
But they say ""It's not like on your flat screen TV""
It's gotta be like on my flat screen TV

I've seen you around I can tell that you are just like me
You'd rather watch reruns than deal with the bad spin-off called life
I'll put the kettle on. Let's not speak, talk ruins every conversation
I've downloaded Dexter. Come, there is room next to me

Hello Mr Sipowicz, 'ginning to understand why you act like you do
Hello Pablo, I got this vision, we can dance to it
I need to OD on NYPD
I need to OD on NYPD
Let's overdose on NYPD when we're blue


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Overdosing with You Lyrics as written by Annika Norlin Lars Lindquist

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    My Interpretation

    Ok, so... they mention lots of tv shows and stuff... They mention Gabrielle Solis, Mike Delfino and Bree Van de Kamp from Desperate Housewives Will and Grace from, obviously, Will & Grace Dexter Andy Sipowicz from NYPD Blue Pablo from their other songs and albums But who's Elaine? I really don't know!

    arcticlauraon November 09, 2012   Link

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