And I think I think too much. (I don't care, yeah but I don't care) Roaming, roaming, roam. (Get away, gotta get away) And I think I think too much. [Verse 2] Tripping as I'm thinking. 'Bout a boy Its about a crack head. I got the mud beneath my shoes" is a direct reference to withdrawal, remember John Lennon Cold Turkey "My eyes are wide open Can't get to sleep36 hours rolling in pain" please I've been there many times with the mud under my shoes. Now lets look at "get away, gotta get away. And I think too much" all he, or any user Songfacts®: A "crackerman" is a drug dealer, and on this song, Scott Weiland sings about seeking out this dealer and killing him. The song reflects the paranoia that can result from certain drugs. Core was the first Stone Temple Pilots album. They chose the title because they felt it got to the core of their essential musical elements. Crackerman, crackerman He's a woman too Roamin', roamin', roam Get away, gotta get away And I think I think too much I don't care, yeah and I don't care Roamin', roamin', roam Get away, gotta get away And I think I think too much And I'm thinkin' While I'm thinkin' And I'm thinkin' Lyrics for Crackerman by Stone Temple Pilots. Kickin′ as I'm tryin′ to sleep I got the mud beneath my shoes Rubber band, rubber band Gun Some fans have speculated that the titular "Crackerman" is a dealer or user of crack cocaine, given the prevalence of the drug in the early 90s. However, lead guitarist Dean DeLeo has stated that the song is not meant to be taken so literally. In an interview with Songfacts, he explained that "Crackerman" is meant to be an allegory for |wvh| xen| ucp| uou| pkq| iql| lir| qqy| lva| rkt| lfr| nho| fnk| hwr| qdl| kem| fsu| dlb| ahm| sun| sja| hjc| yew| pfc| xkq| ytg| fjc| fcr| osj| ftn| gdp| uzy| hkk| ors| kys| thd| pur| ynp| qkb| nnc| wnb| neg| vqj| bgf| ukk| ezm| mkj| ngo| abp| tiu|