I don't think this song is about drugs. The writer is referring to the object of his dreams he had while experiencing his first nocturnal emissions. It's the girl on the poster on his wall--the last thing he sees before nodding off to sleep and the first thing he sees in the morning. The instrumental passages at the end give a pretty convincing picture of a climax of sorts and depending on the version you hear there is something like an alarm clock. It's a lot more obvious than "Pictures of Lilly".
I don't think this song is about drugs. The writer is referring to the object of his dreams he had while experiencing his first nocturnal emissions. It's the girl on the poster on his wall--the last thing he sees before nodding off to sleep and the first thing he sees in the morning. The instrumental passages at the end give a pretty convincing picture of a climax of sorts and depending on the version you hear there is something like an alarm clock. It's a lot more obvious than "Pictures of Lilly".