You're Lost Little Girl

This is definately my favorite song from the album, especially this part: "I think that you know what to do Impossible? Yes, but it's true" I think this song's about people in general who aren't really true to themself; people who tend to lie to themselves and not do what they know they should be doing.

Robby wrote this song. Jim originally didn’t want to sing it.

This is one of my favorite Doors song.

Robby is a VERY amazing song writer....

I can relate. I'm lost too. I love you jim, robby, john and ray.

I read in John Densmore's book "Riders On The Storm" that a girl was trying to to be perform oral sex on Jim while he was recording this song in the studio,

I think it actually relates to the story, Alice in Wonderland. She was a lost little girl. One of the characters in the story even told her "You're lost, Alice." Also, the hookah-smoking caterpillar kept asking her "Who are you?", whereas Alice would reply something along the lines of "I don't know, because I'm not myself."

And all of us know that the Alice in Wonderland story is a metaphor for the effects of drugs.

For me, this song is about losing yourself in someone, and discovering a part of yourself at the same time. Then, losing that someone... and feeling lost without them.

"Love her madly, need her badly, want to be her daddy." Sure, it is the one that got away, but it reminds me of the experiences I had with girls that didn't know what they wanted. But, such experiences may color your eyes a certain way in which you view women. There is a Freudian aspect to this song. "Love her madly, want to be her daddy." as if to say that women are like children. Jim Morrison had a similar sentiment: "You're lost little girl."

Im lost in this sea of nothingness