Yeah, that's a valid take too. But having had the "brush-off" from the talented gorgeous type more often than not, I've always seen it the other way- she's not sated (HA!) by him- it's telling that in another song of the same vintage (HA!), the author says
"if you want me, I'll be in the bar." Feeding, no doubt, where the hooks dangle from the bottom up and the other fishes fog up the bowl with jealous, lusty breathe. Lama Who told that joke a week ago? "A woman wearing a slinky black dress walks into a bar. She asks the bartender for a 'Double Entendre'...... So... he gave it to her." > From: Scott Price [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > I always thought this meant Joni felt she couldn't get enough of > him. Unlike > a bottle or an entire case of wine, when once you reach the point of > over consumption it becomes painfully obvious you've had too much, > with this > guy, she could "consume" as much as she wanted and she'd still want more.
