It ought to be your theme song, Teal. It's so fitting.
"The lyrical content is strange and unique contrasting the ‘hip’ counter culture elements of drugs, peace and free love with the dramas of dark magic, dysfunction and an undertow of sinister intentions by the songs subject. The verses encapsulate the yin/yang of the developing hippy generation by expressing the light and shade of not only the youth of the time, but of the differing off shoots making up the counterculture. The ‘Femme Fatale’ character could have its characterization based in on a real person, as the description is of a practicing witch if you would. The woman is studied in folk medicines learned from discussion and practice on unassuming ‘hippy’ youth looking for directive and quite possibly to Lorraine for the ‘answer’.
Lorraine uses her knowledge and know how to increase her own self worth as the narrator of the song can never really tell what her true intentions are. ‘The only way you'll ever get her high, is to let her do her thing and then watch you die’. Lorraine casts her spell over her naïve subjects using her books, spells, jewelry and special tinctures. In return she receives self confirmation and an invisible power her niceties allow her to achieve. Heavy. The portrayal of these aforementioned bizarre relationship dynamics are what make the song worthy of inspection."
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"The lyrical content is strange and unique contrasting the ‘hip’ counter culture elements of drugs, peace and free love with the dramas of dark magic, dysfunction and an undertow of sinister intentions by the songs subject. The verses encapsulate the yin/yang of the developing hippy generation by expressing the light and shade of not only the youth of the time, but of the differing off shoots making up the counterculture. The ‘Femme Fatale’ character could have its characterization based in on a real person, as the description is of a practicing witch if you would. The woman is studied in folk medicines learned from discussion and practice on unassuming ‘hippy’ youth looking for directive and quite possibly to Lorraine for the ‘answer’.
Lorraine uses her knowledge and know how to increase her own self worth as the narrator of the song can never really tell what her true intentions are. ‘The only way you'll ever get her high, is to let her do her thing and then watch you die’. Lorraine casts her spell over her naïve subjects using her books, spells, jewelry and special tinctures. In return she receives self confirmation and an invisible power her niceties allow her to achieve. Heavy. The portrayal of these aforementioned bizarre relationship dynamics are what make the song worthy of inspection."
[www.talkfromtherockroom.com]