Sharon's Got a Drugstore
Sharon's Modern Trance: Love, Drugs, and Ghostly Romance
Lyrics
Sharon's got a drugstore, in her bathroom
Sharon has a collection of drugs or medications in her bathroom.
She loves you all right, she loves you all right
Sharon loves you sincerely or genuinely.
Get between the false eyelashes
There's a physical barrier represented by false eyelashes; an obstacle to intimacy.
Better kiss her before she crashes
Expresses urgency to show affection before a potential negative event or emotional breakdown.
She cannot hold you tight, she cannot hold you tight
Sharon is unable to provide emotional support or comfort in a close relationship.
All right!
An exclamation indicating affirmation or agreement.
Sharon's got a drugstore in her bathroom
Reiteration of Sharon's possession of a drugstore in her bathroom.
She loves you all right, she loves you all right
Repeated expression of Sharon's sincere love.
Little trick that she learned from her mother
Sharon acquired a method or strategy from her mother.
She took one with her cold ghost lover
She used this method with a partner who is emotionally distant or unavailable.
Oh please another night, Oh please another night
Request or hope for another night of companionship.
All right!
Reiteration of affirmation or agreement.
She grew out of those Catholic dances
Sharon has moved on from traditional, possibly restrictive, social events.
Now she's into those modern trances
She now engages in contemporary, possibly unconventional, experiences.
She's dancing really slow, she's dancing really slow
Describes Sharon's slow and deliberate dance style.
Sharon's got a drugstore in her bathroom
Repetition of Sharon's possession of a drugstore in her bathroom.
She loves you all right, she loves you all right
Repeated expression of Sharon's sincere love.
Hold her up and she'll say you made her
When supported, Sharon acknowledges and appreciates the effort.
Put it in and she'll love you later
Intimacy leads to reciprocated love or affection.
She cannot hold you tight
Emphasizes Sharon's inability to provide a secure emotional connection.
She cannot hold you tight
-She cannot hold you tight
-She cannot hold you tight
-Sharon's got a drugstore
Repetition for emphasis: Sharon indeed has a drugstore in her bathroom.
Sharon's got a drugstore
-Sharon's got a drugstore
-Sharon's got a drugstore
-Sharon's got a drugstore
-Sharon's got a drugstore
-Sharon's got a drugstore
Final repetition of the assertion that Sharon has a drugstore.
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