"I love drifting off to sleep imagining magical lands and visiting faraway places.
As she watches love drift into and, more often, out of reach, the songs find themselves dissolving too.
Instead he turned it into a song about a woman named Virginia whose love "drifted apart like runoff into the Chesapeake Bay".
I used to love to drift around, bump into people, see what their lives were like, wander into their lives for a few moments then drift back out.
For example, in a seven-minute story, illustrated with a portrait of a young French woman called Angelique, the woman's ex-boyfriend, Scott Thrift, describes how they met, fell in love and drifted apart after being together for nearly three years.
While the hippies on the West Coast sang about peace and love, and drifted around in a haze of dope smoke, Lou reed wrote paeans to heroin, masochism (like Venus in Furs) and disintegrating personality.
According to Jassin, by the end of the compilation physical love has drifted towards a spiritual one, with the answers supplied originating from the supernatural.
Friendships quickly form and immediately dissolve at the end of each cigarette, dance partners are swapped during breakdowns, love affairs drift apart faster than finger tip swipes. .
