This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Connection, I just can't make no
Connection, but all I want to do, is to get back to you.
Everything is going in the wrong direction
The doctor wants to give me more injections
Giving me shots for a thousand rare infections
And I don't know if he'll let me go.
Connection, I just can't make no
Connection, but all I want to do, is to get back to you.
My bags, they get a very close inspection
I wonder why it is that they suspect 'em
They're dying to add me to their collection
And I don't know if they'll let me go.
Connection, I just can't make no
Connection, but all I want to do, is to get back to you.
Connection, but all I want to do, is to get back to you.
Everything is going in the wrong direction
The doctor wants to give me more injections
Giving me shots for a thousand rare infections
And I don't know if he'll let me go.
Connection, I just can't make no
Connection, but all I want to do, is to get back to you.
My bags, they get a very close inspection
I wonder why it is that they suspect 'em
They're dying to add me to their collection
And I don't know if they'll let me go.
Connection, I just can't make no
Connection, but all I want to do, is to get back to you.
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He cannot make a connection to get his dope.
He does not want to be sick. He wants to get to his dealer who has the dope that gets him high.
He can’t find good dope where he is; he wants to get back to his usual and ordinary supplier or who ever his dealer sends around to make the delivery. Plainly you can understand that he wants his dope.
He got some weak dope.
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No matter what the problem physical, or physiological, some form of drug is the desired cure. The only hope is dope.
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@Sumflow - this Sumflow comment is the explanation by a drug addict, so sad to read it... the real meaning of the song is: Keith Richards wrote most of this song, which is about the long hours the Stones spent in airports and the hard life of performing on the road, with all the travel-weary metaphors that go with it. The repeated word "connection" is a reference to connecting flights, "Everything is going in the wrong direction" is again suggesting not being able to get the right flights, and "The doctor wants to give me more injections, giving me shots for a thousand rare infections" is about the immunization shots you have to get when traveling. Oh, and "my bags, they get a very close inspection." Well, better not have any contraband in there! And of course that Keith was an obvious supsect for the customs officers.<br />