Beccaboohoo:
I agree with you: Sunshine is actually a slang word for coccaine, and it totally fits with the song:
"Oh my sunshine even though your skies are blue
You're drying up my bed"
This could be saying even though you may seem like you're good from the outside - even though you're skies are blue - you (coccaine) actually are hurting me "drying up my bed"
"Someday you will get the best of me
Oh someday probably when I'm old and grey"
One day his addiction to Sunshine (coccaine) will "get the best of him" and ultimately kill him.
Thats a possibility of what the song could be - the upbeat tempo could just be exactly how coccaine is - all happy and exciting and such on the outside, but solemn once you get to thinking about it. Although, that last part is quite a big stretch.
It could also - of course - be about love, or maybe an addiction to a love that is bad for him?
I don't know.
But I love the song
Beccaboohoo: I agree with you: Sunshine is actually a slang word for coccaine, and it totally fits with the song:
"Oh my sunshine even though your skies are blue You're drying up my bed"
This could be saying even though you may seem like you're good from the outside - even though you're skies are blue - you (coccaine) actually are hurting me "drying up my bed"
"Someday you will get the best of me Oh someday probably when I'm old and grey"
One day his addiction to Sunshine (coccaine) will "get the best of him" and ultimately kill him.
Thats a possibility of what the song could be - the upbeat tempo could just be exactly how coccaine is - all happy and exciting and such on the outside, but solemn once you get to thinking about it. Although, that last part is quite a big stretch.
It could also - of course - be about love, or maybe an addiction to a love that is bad for him? I don't know. But I love the song