This is a really good song, and I don't think this song is about drugs. Madonna's songs on the album "Confessions on a Danc floor" are all pretty much straight forward. As much as I hate to admit it, Madonna is still a pop star, and that tends to mean she writes what she feels and not really use imagery, such as the newer alternative bands do.
I think this song is her just rationalizing her sudden attraction towards someone. She knows if you love someone so quickly, it's probably not real love.
"It's an illusion, I don't care"
I recall my first crushes, and this is how I felt towards them. I thought they would be "the one."
As far as being bitter in the start and sweeter in the end, I think that's just a reference to relationships in general. If two people can be in pain together and still love, than the pure love will be even sweeter.
This is a really good song, and I don't think this song is about drugs. Madonna's songs on the album "Confessions on a Danc floor" are all pretty much straight forward. As much as I hate to admit it, Madonna is still a pop star, and that tends to mean she writes what she feels and not really use imagery, such as the newer alternative bands do.
I think this song is her just rationalizing her sudden attraction towards someone. She knows if you love someone so quickly, it's probably not real love.
"It's an illusion, I don't care"
I recall my first crushes, and this is how I felt towards them. I thought they would be "the one."
As far as being bitter in the start and sweeter in the end, I think that's just a reference to relationships in general. If two people can be in pain together and still love, than the pure love will be even sweeter.