Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Idiots. The song isn't about the occasional Xanax, but about how modern life is so bleak and unfulfilling that middle class's women have ton numb themselves to get through the day.
Enjoy your Xanax, but don't look to Mick for approval.
We are not idiots. Of course we realize the song is about how bleak and unfulfilling modern life feels. That is the whole point and why some of us can relate to it so well.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Idiots. The song isn't about the occasional Xanax, but about how modern life is so bleak and unfulfilling that middle class's women have ton numb themselves to get through the day.
Enjoy your Xanax, but don't look to Mick for approval.
We are not idiots. Of course we realize the song is about how bleak and unfulfilling modern life feels. That is the whole point and why some of us can relate to it so well.
Anonymous wrote:Really? Couldn't tell that from the comments.
Anonymous wrote:Idiots. The song isn't about the occasional Xanax, but about how modern life is so bleak and unfulfilling that middle class's women have ton numb themselves to get through the day.
Enjoy your Xanax, but don't look to Mick for approval.
Anonymous wrote:Honestly, no, I don't and have never felt that way. I always found the lyrics to that song sad, just as I find it sad how so many mothers need alcohol to deal with life's ups and downs.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Honestly, no, I don't and have never felt that way. I always found the lyrics to that song sad, just as I find it sad how so many mothers need alcohol to deal with life's ups and downs.
stfu
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Honestly, no, I don't and have never felt that way. I always found the lyrics to that song sad, just as I find it sad how so many mothers need alcohol to deal with life's ups and downs.
stfu
Anonymous wrote:Honestly, no, I don't and have never felt that way. I always found the lyrics to that song sad, just as I find it sad how so many mothers need alcohol to deal with life's ups and downs.