The drug references, specifically heroin, is quite apparent you can't see anything BUT that. However, I tend to feel Phil was writing about being infatuated with a destructive girl using drugs as an analogy. The lines "She seems to have an invisible touch" were improvised when the group were developing music, so it is not like there's anything personal about drug abuse that this song originated from.
Make an argument to support your first two sentences. Blunt assertions don't contribute much on a site dedicated to interpretation. Statements like "This song is about x" and "you people are obviously wrong when you think it's about y" don't carry any persuasive force if not supported by at least a little something. And the latter is very mildly insulting. If someone does work to figure something out, either give reasoning to support your rejection or keep it to yourself.
Make an argument to support your first two sentences. Blunt assertions don't contribute much on a site dedicated to interpretation. Statements like "This song is about x" and "you people are obviously wrong when you think it's about y" don't carry any persuasive force if not supported by at least a little something. And the latter is very mildly insulting. If someone does work to figure something out, either give reasoning to support your rejection or keep it to yourself.
Who the hell do you think you are? For one thing, Random did not say one thing mildly insulting (unless pointing out out the obvious -- that you're wrong -- is insulting to you). It doesn't take research to figure out lame ass Phil Collins wrote another lame ass song about a treacherous woman.
Who the hell do you think you are? For one thing, Random did not say one thing mildly insulting (unless pointing out out the obvious -- that you're wrong -- is insulting to you). It doesn't take research to figure out lame ass Phil Collins wrote another lame ass song about a treacherous woman.
And no I don't like this song. It just drives me crazy at work b/c I hear it every day 'cause I couldn't figure out what he was singing.
And no I don't like this song. It just drives me crazy at work b/c I hear it every day 'cause I couldn't figure out what he was singing.
The drug references, specifically heroin, is quite apparent you can't see anything BUT that. However, I tend to feel Phil was writing about being infatuated with a destructive girl using drugs as an analogy. The lines "She seems to have an invisible touch" were improvised when the group were developing music, so it is not like there's anything personal about drug abuse that this song originated from.
Make an argument to support your first two sentences. Blunt assertions don't contribute much on a site dedicated to interpretation. Statements like "This song is about x" and "you people are obviously wrong when you think it's about y" don't carry any persuasive force if not supported by at least a little something. And the latter is very mildly insulting. If someone does work to figure something out, either give reasoning to support your rejection or keep it to yourself.
Make an argument to support your first two sentences. Blunt assertions don't contribute much on a site dedicated to interpretation. Statements like "This song is about x" and "you people are obviously wrong when you think it's about y" don't carry any persuasive force if not supported by at least a little something. And the latter is very mildly insulting. If someone does work to figure something out, either give reasoning to support your rejection or keep it to yourself.
Who the hell do you think you are? For one thing, Random did not say one thing mildly insulting (unless pointing out out the obvious -- that you're wrong -- is insulting to you). It doesn't take research to figure out lame ass Phil Collins wrote another lame ass song about a treacherous woman.
Who the hell do you think you are? For one thing, Random did not say one thing mildly insulting (unless pointing out out the obvious -- that you're wrong -- is insulting to you). It doesn't take research to figure out lame ass Phil Collins wrote another lame ass song about a treacherous woman.
And no I don't like this song. It just drives me crazy at work b/c I hear it every day 'cause I couldn't figure out what he was singing.
And no I don't like this song. It just drives me crazy at work b/c I hear it every day 'cause I couldn't figure out what he was singing.