might take cues from Europe, where few countries have fully legalized marijuana
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"When Judy came out in her short white lace negligee, her arms were in front of her and she said, 'Look, darling, what I've done,'" Luft detailed in his memoir [via Express ]
The rain mentioned in the lyrics serves as a metaphor for the sadness and inevitable changes that have washed over their once-perfect relationship
Growing up, he says, My parents would say fags. They wouldnt say ciggies or cigarettes, itd be 20 fags, or a packet of fags. Martin admits, though, that today, its not quite the word on everyones lips that it was: An Irish or English person will still say, Can I get a fag off you? but people say smoke now a bit more you hear people saying, Can I get a smoke? So maybe its a generational thing