Girl,
You have no faith in medicine
Acetaminophen
You see the medicine
Girl,
You have no faith in medicine

Is there a way to find a cure for this
Implanted in a pill?
Is it just the name upon the bottle
The determines if it will?

Is the problem your allergic
To a well familiar name?
Do you have any problem with this one
If the results are they same?

Acetaminophen
You see the medicine
Girl,
You have no faith in medicine

Well strip the bark right off a tree
And just hand it this way
Don't even need a drink of water
To make the headache go away
Give me a sugar pill
And watch me just rattle
Down the street

Acetaminophen
You see the medicine
Girl,
You have no faith in medicine


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Girl, You Have No Faith in Medicine Lyrics as written by Jack White

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    This song to me is pretty obviously about the placebo effect. Sometimes the ability to get better, to be well, is in your mind, but you think you need something to help the process. It's all in this girl to be well, and while she's refusing to take her 'medicine' and being miserable, the answer's right there.

    lilybarton June 10, 2003   Link

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