Svengurk is right on the mark on this one but I think the line: "Do you play to win or are you just a bad loser?" is a rhetorical question Neil adresses to the AIDS virus.
To the virus itself? How do you figure? (If so, it would have to be rhetorical, wouldn't it! I mean, since I have certainly never heard of HIV-1 or any other virus developing the capacity for complex language in its single-not-quite-a-cell!)
To the virus itself? How do you figure? (If so, it would have to be rhetorical, wouldn't it! I mean, since I have certainly never heard of HIV-1 or any other virus developing the capacity for complex language in its single-not-quite-a-cell!)
These days of course, anybody who has unprotected sex, gay or straight, with >1 partner (or with one partner whose virginity cannot be absolutely confirmed, which it never can) will "dance with danger."
These days of course, anybody who has unprotected sex, gay or straight, with >1 partner (or with one partner whose virginity cannot be absolutely confirmed, which it never can) will "dance with danger."
Am listening to my old recording of this song...there's a thunderstorm outside in the background which makes it especially poignant.
Am listening to my old recording of this song...there's a thunderstorm outside in the background which makes it especially poignant.
What about that...
What about that line, "how hot it burned?" That seems to suggest there was a kind of pain or risk even back in those days of relative innocence....
Svengurk is right on the mark on this one but I think the line: "Do you play to win or are you just a bad loser?" is a rhetorical question Neil adresses to the AIDS virus.
To the virus itself? How do you figure? (If so, it would have to be rhetorical, wouldn't it! I mean, since I have certainly never heard of HIV-1 or any other virus developing the capacity for complex language in its single-not-quite-a-cell!)
To the virus itself? How do you figure? (If so, it would have to be rhetorical, wouldn't it! I mean, since I have certainly never heard of HIV-1 or any other virus developing the capacity for complex language in its single-not-quite-a-cell!)
These days of course, anybody who has unprotected sex, gay or straight, with >1 partner (or with one partner whose virginity cannot be absolutely confirmed, which it never can) will "dance with danger."
These days of course, anybody who has unprotected sex, gay or straight, with >1 partner (or with one partner whose virginity cannot be absolutely confirmed, which it never can) will "dance with danger."
Am listening to my old recording of this song...there's a thunderstorm outside in the background which makes it especially poignant.
Am listening to my old recording of this song...there's a thunderstorm outside in the background which makes it especially poignant.
What about that...
What about that line, "how hot it burned?" That seems to suggest there was a kind of pain or risk even back in those days of relative innocence....