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And got him in the head

There's a nice upside-down kiss reference that could remind some of Spider-man

to hear him describe it in interviews

and the song immediately suggested a scary

How do you visualize an abstract lyric like 'saved by zero'

Squeeze-inspired 'Black Coffee in Bed' Art Print Ammunition And got him in theSqueeze's 80s new wave classic 'Black Coffee in Bed' is deceptive. Musically it's a positive celebration, and that ends up being justified by the end of the song, but it's actually a reflection on breaking up, and it's possible to read a sense of desperation underneath the aggressive happy positivity of the music. Nonetheless, I found a great vintage magazine ad showing a happy couple on the verge of having, uh, coffee in bed, but I made sure to