MedicineSay you don’t like it, say you don’t like itSay you don’t like my medicine You’ve got a mean old touch I got to see how much I believe on high Hell would set your soul on fire You got your PLC But you don’t own me And in the limelight Let me take you dancing yeah Say you don’t like it, say you don’t like my medicine Say you don’t like my medicine Say you don’t like it, say you don’t like my medicine My medicine Hey I’m a nice guy Well God indeed I try I’ve got a benign touch But I can only take so much You got your company You’re the VIP But in the limelight I can take you dancing yeah Say you don’t like it, say you don’t like my medicine Say you don’t like my medicine Say you don’t like it, say you don’t like my medicine My medicine Say you don’t like it, say you don’t like it Say you don’t like my medicine Vídeo Medicine - David Paton |
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The really good thing about song writing is that you can get all kinds of emotions off your chest just by writing about it.
If something pleases you, you can write about it. It’s the same for something that causes pain and upset. Medicine is about an upset.
I wrote this as the tables turned on a stressful situation. The lesson is, always use your common sense when reacting to a situation, never react with ego, anger or stupidity. 
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