Quote:
Originally Posted by daniellaaarisen
From what I can tell, it's about Anne Heche. That's kinda been the hot name on the rumour (heh, spelling) mill in terms of "Come." I think it is definitely sexual to an extent: lines like "one thing leads to another/but I guess you know about that" and "think of me, sweet darlin'/everytime you don't come" make that undeniable. HOWEVER, I think its just as much emotive. Lindsey is basically telling her (in a spiteful way, of course) that her desicion to end things between them would haunt her. She will "think of [him]" all the time and reflect on what could have been, so to speak.... especially when current circumstances aren't ideal. That can be taken sexually (see above), emotionally ("everything going bad," "everytime you're feelin' sad") and sometimes both or either ("when the best just isn't enough").
I donno. But especially from reading Carol Ann's book (albeit being ridiculous and untrustworthy), I believe that the jealous/spiteful type in Lindsey is definitely present, as proven through this song.
|
I didn't know Lindsey dated Anne Heche! When was this and how long for?
I haven't read Carol's book. I kind of assumed that book written by an ex wouldn't be the most reliable source for information. Judging by all the comments I've read about it, I'm glad I haven't.