Eminem: Same Song and Dance Meaning

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   Jun 3rd 2023 !⃝

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   Apr 27th 2023 !⃝

   this song is 100% a metaphor for addiction both lindsay and britney were addicted to meth at the time “you ain’t gonna break that glass the windshields to strong for you” “same song and dance” “in and out of rehab every 4 to 6 months” the song is how they are being raped by drugs
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   Sep 18th 2017 !⃝

   Same song and dance is about the album name RELAPSE... the windshield that’s to strong is the hold drugs have on you. Every time you get sober and relapse it’s the same song and dance. Britany and Lindsay are the two he used as example of is who the drugs choose to attack. Both of which had drug problems. The song is sung by drugs who will overpower you and rape you of who you are and eventually kill you.
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   Apr 13th 2015 !⃝

   On this song Eminem is on drugs kidnapping women in his car like Lindsey Lohan and Brittany Spears. He said the beats would make women want to dance to it but wouldn't realize the lyrics are dark.

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