Obviously the song is about a girl cheating on her boyfriend and cocaine. I think that the girl is having sex with our mystery man in a bathroom at some party for a cocaine high. The man is clearly the one with the cocaine and the girl is having sex with him as some sort of twisted barter system which is bringing joy to the both of them. Both of the individuals are seeking there own "get what you pay for" allusion.
She is getting what she pays for because she pleasures this man for "a good high".
He is getting what he pays for by providing a little blow for "a good night".
I am not sure about the stanza where she sings "She senses the mirror in him", or "She senses the fear in him" as the lyrics are a bit vague and either one presents a different picture. I think my ears believe it is the "senses the fear in him part". As in, she feels her boyfriend knows something may not be as it seems but she allays his fear by giving him a confident, loving kiss to reassure her that everything is normal.
The repetition of the opening chorus essentially states that once the night is over, at some later point the girl is in need of a good high and her cocaine providing lover needs another good night and once again they are getting what they both need in the bathroom.
Obviously "nobody here knows when to stop"
Great creative, thought provoking writing by MTB.
I thought the comparison to the cheating and cocaine usage made them both seem equal. The cheating gives the girl and guy an adrenaline rush, or a good high. The cocaine gives the same effect, therefore the cheating is almost like a drug. They even leave the door unlocked, as if they don't care if people see, almost like they're pushing their luck.
I thought the comparison to the cheating and cocaine usage made them both seem equal. The cheating gives the girl and guy an adrenaline rush, or a good high. The cocaine gives the same effect, therefore the cheating is almost like a drug. They even leave the door unlocked, as if they don't care if people see, almost like they're pushing their luck.
Obviously the song is about a girl cheating on her boyfriend and cocaine. I think that the girl is having sex with our mystery man in a bathroom at some party for a cocaine high. The man is clearly the one with the cocaine and the girl is having sex with him as some sort of twisted barter system which is bringing joy to the both of them. Both of the individuals are seeking there own "get what you pay for" allusion.
She is getting what she pays for because she pleasures this man for "a good high". He is getting what he pays for by providing a little blow for "a good night".
I am not sure about the stanza where she sings "She senses the mirror in him", or "She senses the fear in him" as the lyrics are a bit vague and either one presents a different picture. I think my ears believe it is the "senses the fear in him part". As in, she feels her boyfriend knows something may not be as it seems but she allays his fear by giving him a confident, loving kiss to reassure her that everything is normal. The repetition of the opening chorus essentially states that once the night is over, at some later point the girl is in need of a good high and her cocaine providing lover needs another good night and once again they are getting what they both need in the bathroom. Obviously "nobody here knows when to stop" Great creative, thought provoking writing by MTB.
I thought the comparison to the cheating and cocaine usage made them both seem equal. The cheating gives the girl and guy an adrenaline rush, or a good high. The cocaine gives the same effect, therefore the cheating is almost like a drug. They even leave the door unlocked, as if they don't care if people see, almost like they're pushing their luck.
I thought the comparison to the cheating and cocaine usage made them both seem equal. The cheating gives the girl and guy an adrenaline rush, or a good high. The cocaine gives the same effect, therefore the cheating is almost like a drug. They even leave the door unlocked, as if they don't care if people see, almost like they're pushing their luck.
damn right on point.
damn right on point.