Lol, why do people think that mostly all great songs written are about drugs? It really makes me laugh.
As for me, I think that this song is about a very "witchy" woman (no pun intended)...Because in some cultures, women are described as witches because of their beauty, seductiveness.
I think this song is very much about such a seductive, sexy woman. A succubus probably.
They think that because back in the sixties and seventies this type of hippy code language was in all the great songs almost. I know, I was there and flyin high baby. Dig it? Lucy In the sky with diamonds was about LSD, strawberry fields was a pot thing, and don't even get me started on the Doors. I am not bragging about my drug use, it was stupid and I paid the long term consequences. But you kids now days simply don't get it, and you never will. You had to be there in the moment, part of that...
They think that because back in the sixties and seventies this type of hippy code language was in all the great songs almost. I know, I was there and flyin high baby. Dig it? Lucy In the sky with diamonds was about LSD, strawberry fields was a pot thing, and don't even get me started on the Doors. I am not bragging about my drug use, it was stupid and I paid the long term consequences. But you kids now days simply don't get it, and you never will. You had to be there in the moment, part of that rising tide of change. We thought anything was possible, and it was.
@mydoglucky interesting take that is heroin. I was thinking the exact same song meaning except I was thinking cocaine due to the fact that people often use a little silver coke spoon to snort coke. That is why Stevie Nicks referred to it in the song Gold dust woman. She has openly admitted she was referring to cocaine. But since you use a silver spoon to heat up heroin that is also a good explanation.
@mydoglucky interesting take that is heroin. I was thinking the exact same song meaning except I was thinking cocaine due to the fact that people often use a little silver coke spoon to snort coke. That is why Stevie Nicks referred to it in the song Gold dust woman. She has openly admitted she was referring to cocaine. But since you use a silver spoon to heat up heroin that is also a good explanation.
Lol, why do people think that mostly all great songs written are about drugs? It really makes me laugh. As for me, I think that this song is about a very "witchy" woman (no pun intended)...Because in some cultures, women are described as witches because of their beauty, seductiveness. I think this song is very much about such a seductive, sexy woman. A succubus probably.
Lets be honest most of the greatest songs were written whilst the writer was high
Lets be honest most of the greatest songs were written whilst the writer was high
They think that because back in the sixties and seventies this type of hippy code language was in all the great songs almost. I know, I was there and flyin high baby. Dig it? Lucy In the sky with diamonds was about LSD, strawberry fields was a pot thing, and don't even get me started on the Doors. I am not bragging about my drug use, it was stupid and I paid the long term consequences. But you kids now days simply don't get it, and you never will. You had to be there in the moment, part of that...
They think that because back in the sixties and seventies this type of hippy code language was in all the great songs almost. I know, I was there and flyin high baby. Dig it? Lucy In the sky with diamonds was about LSD, strawberry fields was a pot thing, and don't even get me started on the Doors. I am not bragging about my drug use, it was stupid and I paid the long term consequences. But you kids now days simply don't get it, and you never will. You had to be there in the moment, part of that rising tide of change. We thought anything was possible, and it was.
@mydoglucky I agree...because if it's about drugs at all, it's funny they never mention it in ANY interview regarding this song.
@mydoglucky I agree...because if it's about drugs at all, it's funny they never mention it in ANY interview regarding this song.
@mydoglucky interesting take that is heroin. I was thinking the exact same song meaning except I was thinking cocaine due to the fact that people often use a little silver coke spoon to snort coke. That is why Stevie Nicks referred to it in the song Gold dust woman. She has openly admitted she was referring to cocaine. But since you use a silver spoon to heat up heroin that is also a good explanation.
@mydoglucky interesting take that is heroin. I was thinking the exact same song meaning except I was thinking cocaine due to the fact that people often use a little silver coke spoon to snort coke. That is why Stevie Nicks referred to it in the song Gold dust woman. She has openly admitted she was referring to cocaine. But since you use a silver spoon to heat up heroin that is also a good explanation.
@mydoglucky I agrer with you.. Hhe Blue Oyster Cult song Sinful Love has a similar theme
@mydoglucky I agrer with you.. Hhe Blue Oyster Cult song Sinful Love has a similar theme