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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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what does it mean?

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"I'll never wake up without an overdose of you"
  

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I'm not sure that it means what was intended. I think the writer intends to say that s/he loves and is always thinking/dreaming of 'you'-- but an 'overdose' is 'too much' of something, so it sounds to me like the speaker has had too much of 'you'.

— Mister Micawber

  • I'm not sure that it means what was intended.
  • I think the writer intends to say that s/he loves and is always thinking/dreaming of 'you'-- but an 'overdose' is 'too much' of something, so it sounds to me like the speaker has had too much of 'you'.
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I'm not sure that it means what was intended. I think the writer intends to say that s/he loves and is always thinking/dreaming of 'you'-- but an 'overdose' is 'too much' of something, so it sounds to me like the speaker has had too much of 'you'.
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