I though the bridge section was "plastic's true and you're real sick" - "plastic" in the sense of "phony things/people".
The London lady is an imagined groupie/stalker/critic, but based in part on Caroline Coon, with whom another Strangler (Hugh, probably) had had a liaison.
Actually this is one of JJ's songs.
I though the bridge section was "plastic's true and you're real sick" - "plastic" in the sense of "phony things/people". The London lady is an imagined groupie/stalker/critic, but based in part on Caroline Coon, with whom another Strangler (Hugh, probably) had had a liaison.