Talk:Along Comes Mary

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[edit] removed drug references claims

I just removed a line saying that the song references drug use "though these allusions are disputed by some critics". Since both the idea that it is and the idea that it isn't are both completely uncited and a quick search for any reliable source mentioning it turns up nothing, I'm removing it to here.

It is a very mellow song with vague references to drug use, although these allusions are disputed by some critics.

-- Antaeus Feldspar 20:53, 8 March 2007 (UTC)

Just type "Along comes Mary" and marijuana" as a search in google and you'll get a ton of responses back. Whether or not the song was actually a reference to drugs, many people at the time did think that it was, and the controversy on the subject does belong in this article.

Well, as more proff that bloodhound gang claim it is about marijuana. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3q1zZroP_Fk Otherwise, I think it is fine as it is, but maybe somebody could add "as many other people believe."