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    this is a top tune! i love the lyrics and eminem has such a way with words. my favourite bit is actually the harmonising by the female voice. anyway, never actually dun drugs but i have been around ppl wen they hav. it wasnt funny at the time, for me anyway, but this song has helped me lighten up and see the funny side, even tho i know that "drugs r just bad mkkaaaaaaaay??!!" anyway, just showin my appreciation for em's lyrics. love him, genious!

    PunkiGurlion June 25, 2003   Link
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    Great song with some honesty in dealing with drugs pretty funny too

    MorningStaron May 17, 2002   Link
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    Its funny and it's probably alot like being on all those drugs. Fav line: "I'm going to a pretty place where the flowers grow, i'll be back in an hour or so." Eminem really has a way of putting words together and thats why I like him.

    lilbabyjessie02on May 23, 2002   Link
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    This song reminds me of every good party I've ever been to, and reminiscing about high school years. :)

    superman9kon May 24, 2002   Link
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    i used to listen to his album before goin to a party + this song was the one that floated inside my head when i was...partyin' :)

    tommyfoxon June 12, 2002   Link
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    this song is so true... we're all gunan die eventually... make fun of ur life while u still got it... thats how i live my life but then again my like almost completely sux but then again i was high when i wrote this to u...

    i_live_for_musicon September 04, 2002   Link
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    This song is a fun song but has a deeper meaning to it. My fav lyric is "It don't matter as long as you get where you're goin, Cause none of this shit is gonna mean shit where we're goin" so true. But it says we have a choice to live it up and that's perfectly fine too.

    banders321on September 17, 2002   Link
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    This song has such a great beat! i don't do drugs but this song just consumes me in its beat

    Rosiega1218on April 04, 2003   Link
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    i am a drug addict.. a clean one now.. and this song helped me to get clean and stay clean.. cause i realized what i was doing to myself with the drugs.. what i was doing to other people... and that Yea i have a choice to not do them... everyone does... this is just the choice that is right for ME!

    airgemmon June 24, 2004   Link
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    theres no such thing as a clean drug addict. you shouldve started off with "i was a drug addict but i am clean now" but anyways. his information on X isnt accurate. pure MDMA might have a future in hospital as morphine does. it was first discovered by the germans in 1913/1914's and then in the 70's it was used in america for marriage counseling and then the army actually used it as a truth serum. but anyways his message is do whatever you want because its your life and he says he wouldve done more shit than people said that he shouldnt. if you have ever taken E it is probably the greatest thing ever invented. Molly (pure form of MDMA) is a lot healthier too and neither are addicting. i have tried many drugs and i can not think of too many that would kill you from trying but then again you need a reliable person supplying you with these.

    the green eyeson October 21, 2004   Link

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