Used to love her is a song about Slash's female dog (or Axl's dog or Duff's dog, I don't remember exactly), he loved her, but had to kill her and "buried right in my backyard". Truth.
bugmenot : You are absolutely correct! This song is actually written about Axl's dog, from back in the day. It's sort of funny how many ways this song's meaning can be interpreted. However, in an interview shortly after the album release, from an '88 interview, Axl clearly promotes the idea behind the song as being nothing more than a joke about his dog. Good job remembering that! :)
bugmenot : You are absolutely correct! This song is actually written about Axl's dog, from back in the day. It's sort of funny how many ways this song's meaning can be interpreted. However, in an interview shortly after the album release, from an '88 interview, Axl clearly promotes the idea behind the song as being nothing more than a joke about his dog. Good job remembering that! :)
Used to love her is a song about Slash's female dog (or Axl's dog or Duff's dog, I don't remember exactly), he loved her, but had to kill her and "buried right in my backyard". Truth.
bugmenot : You are absolutely correct! This song is actually written about Axl's dog, from back in the day. It's sort of funny how many ways this song's meaning can be interpreted. However, in an interview shortly after the album release, from an '88 interview, Axl clearly promotes the idea behind the song as being nothing more than a joke about his dog. Good job remembering that! :)
bugmenot : You are absolutely correct! This song is actually written about Axl's dog, from back in the day. It's sort of funny how many ways this song's meaning can be interpreted. However, in an interview shortly after the album release, from an '88 interview, Axl clearly promotes the idea behind the song as being nothing more than a joke about his dog. Good job remembering that! :)