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Cocaine Decisions
"Cocaine Decisions" is a 1983 single by Frank Zappa, from the album ''The Man from Utopia''. A live version was on the album ''You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore, Vol. 3''. It was played in concert from 1981 to 1984.
==Meaning==
Zappa had many antidrug songs including "Who Needs the Peace Corps?" from ''We're Only in It for the Money'', "Cosmik Debris" from ''Apostrophe (')'', "Charlie's Enormous Mouth" from ''You Are What You Is'', and "I Come From Nowhere" from ''Ship Arriving Too Late to Save a Drowning Witch''. Though unlike the hippies, drug dealers, youth, and junkies the targets of this song are instead the rich Wall Street executives, doctors, and lawyers. Specifically the lyrics "But if you are wasted from the stuff you're stickin' in it. I get madder every day 'cause what you do 'n' what you say affects my life in such a way. I learn to hate it every minute!" are targeted at Zappa's own producers and studio executives. The vocals display a tone of hatred making it one of Zappa's more aggressive songs. In 2000, the CMJ Music Marathon magazine jokingly stated that "Cocaine Decisions" was to be a great song to categorize candidate for president, President George W. Bush.
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