Didn't anyone consider the obvious drug-reference this song has? It even starts with it....smack...crack...think about it. The whole song can describe the life of a drug addict, who is spiralling downwards from what used to be a game, a fun past time recerational habit, but now is turning into something more serious and dark.
smack..crack.. is obviously a speedball. could argue shake-a-lack means shake the syringe. and tie another to the rack, is a metaphor for committing torture on yourself for doing it
smack..crack.. is obviously a speedball. could argue shake-a-lack means shake the syringe. and tie another to the rack, is a metaphor for committing torture on yourself for doing it
Didn't anyone consider the obvious drug-reference this song has? It even starts with it....smack...crack...think about it. The whole song can describe the life of a drug addict, who is spiralling downwards from what used to be a game, a fun past time recerational habit, but now is turning into something more serious and dark.
"Shack-a-lack?" Also, how 'bout that decidedly rather creepy earlier bit, "'Tie another one to the rack?'"
"Shack-a-lack?" Also, how 'bout that decidedly rather creepy earlier bit, "'Tie another one to the rack?'"
smack..crack.. is obviously a speedball. could argue shake-a-lack means shake the syringe. and tie another to the rack, is a metaphor for committing torture on yourself for doing it
smack..crack.. is obviously a speedball. could argue shake-a-lack means shake the syringe. and tie another to the rack, is a metaphor for committing torture on yourself for doing it