This song seemingly tackles the methods of deception those who manipulate others use to get victims to follow their demands, as well as diverting attention away from important issues. They'll also use it as a means to convince people to hate or kill others by pretending acts of terrorism were committed by the enemy when the acts themselves were done by the masters of control to promote discrimination and hate. It also reinforces the idea that these manipulative forces operate in various locations, infiltrating everyday life without detection, and propagate any and everywhere.
In general, it highlights the danger of hidden agendas, manipulation, and distraction, serving as a critique of those who exploit chaos and confusion to control and gain power, depicting a cautionary tale against falling into their traps. It encourages us to question the narratives presented to us and remain vigilant against manipulation in various parts of society.
Well I met her in a bar, the men with big guitars were playin'
And I listened with my ears but I couldn't hear what she was sayin'
And I guess she talked with her mind
But didn't want to seem too unkind so I just laughed
And kept my eyes peeled to the door
Wondering what I was there for
But it's alright, and it's alright
And it's alright, and it's alright
I got my nuts from a hippy in a camper van on Saturday night
Well I asked if she believed in Adam and in Eve, the fable
And I guess she would've given me an answer if only she was able
And she danced like a medicine man
Drew a crazy picture on my hand and told me
She wanted to change my point of view
Asked me where I was going to
But it's alright, and it's alright
And it's alright, and it's alright
I got my nuts from a hippy in a camper van on Saturday night
Well, she whispered in my ear, "We got to get us out of here to the country"
I asked her for a ride she took me aside she said, "Try me"
I thought I'm gonna wake pretty soon
In the middle of a Sunday afternoon just dreamin'
And it was warm in the back of her van
When she made me a real man
She made me cry
She made me cry
She made me cry
She made me cry
But it's alright, and it's alright
And it's alright, and it's alright
I got my nuts from a hippy in a camper van on Saturday night
I got my nuts from a hippy in a camper van on Saturday night
I got my nuts from a hippy in a camper van on Saturday night
I got my nuts from a hippy in a camper van on Saturday night
And I listened with my ears but I couldn't hear what she was sayin'
And I guess she talked with her mind
But didn't want to seem too unkind so I just laughed
And kept my eyes peeled to the door
Wondering what I was there for
But it's alright, and it's alright
And it's alright, and it's alright
I got my nuts from a hippy in a camper van on Saturday night
Well I asked if she believed in Adam and in Eve, the fable
And I guess she would've given me an answer if only she was able
And she danced like a medicine man
Drew a crazy picture on my hand and told me
She wanted to change my point of view
Asked me where I was going to
But it's alright, and it's alright
And it's alright, and it's alright
I got my nuts from a hippy in a camper van on Saturday night
Well, she whispered in my ear, "We got to get us out of here to the country"
I asked her for a ride she took me aside she said, "Try me"
I thought I'm gonna wake pretty soon
In the middle of a Sunday afternoon just dreamin'
And it was warm in the back of her van
When she made me a real man
She made me cry
She made me cry
She made me cry
She made me cry
But it's alright, and it's alright
And it's alright, and it's alright
I got my nuts from a hippy in a camper van on Saturday night
I got my nuts from a hippy in a camper van on Saturday night
I got my nuts from a hippy in a camper van on Saturday night
I got my nuts from a hippy in a camper van on Saturday night
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I think the phrase "medicine man" means that she was dancing in a very strange way like the Native Americans used to in their rituals....just my opinion