I believe it's "how much strychnine was in that ecstasy."
Beauty Pill has indicated that many of their songs are about the disappointment of the millenium, and I think this song is one of them.
The initial imagery of "The Jetson's" sort of new century folds into anxiety over an anticipated tragedy. "The cigarette girl" I think represents passive resignment in the face of this.
I believe it's "how much strychnine was in that ecstasy." Beauty Pill has indicated that many of their songs are about the disappointment of the millenium, and I think this song is one of them. The initial imagery of "The Jetson's" sort of new century folds into anxiety over an anticipated tragedy. "The cigarette girl" I think represents passive resignment in the face of this.