It reminds me of Maggie Gyllenhall (from the movie Happy Endings) where she sings: "how lucky am i im young and i don't even care how lucky am i im young with a few bucks to spare" except more unleashed and impassioned!

You think you're gonna take her away With your money and your cocaine Keep thinkin' that her mind is gonna change But I know everything is okay She's gonna listen to her heart It's gonna tell her what to do She might need a lot of lovin' But she don't need you The most ironic entry was posted about this song: Somebody mentions how this song reminds him of his girlfriend. While many guys hit on her, he knows she can trust her. A year later, he posts a comment again saying he broke up with her. This song is about trust. But, can trust exist in face of the Coolidge Effect? video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHCq983d2Ik Coolidge Effect: In biology and psychology, the term Coolidge effect describes a phenomenon – seen in nearly every species in which it has been tested – whereby males show continuously high sexual performance given the introduction of new receptive females. Answer: Simply, all one must do is listen to their heart.