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While having an obvious meaning, I think it is also symbolic of drugs. Ellis Dee sounds like LSD and the whole song is about how he\'s not free. Somebody who is addicted to LSD is a slave to the addiction, as Ellis is shown as a slave to society.
@Dawbs89, I don’t mean to be rude, but LSD isn’t heroine. People do not become slaves to hallucinogens.
@Dawbs89 I think he was probably talking about both issues in this song. He was very aware of the many social issues we face..
While having an obvious meaning, I think it is also symbolic of drugs. Ellis Dee sounds like LSD and the whole song is about how he\'s not free. Somebody who is addicted to LSD is a slave to the addiction, as Ellis is shown as a slave to society.
@Dawbs89, I don’t mean to be rude, but LSD isn’t heroine. People do not become slaves to hallucinogens.
@Dawbs89, I don’t mean to be rude, but LSD isn’t heroine. People do not become slaves to hallucinogens.
@Dawbs89 I think he was probably talking about both issues in this song. He was very aware of the many social issues we face..
@Dawbs89 I think he was probably talking about both issues in this song. He was very aware of the many social issues we face..