On Tuesday, September 15, 1998 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-7, Mark Kayfabe wrote:   
   > After seeing Peter Frampton on VH-1 the other day (although he now looks   
   > like someone's dad), I went back and listened to "Do You Feel Like We Do"   
   > again. I never really thought about what he was really saying, so I did a   
   > little digging and found his website (Frampton.Com).  He's got lyrics there,   
   > but when I pull up the lyrics, below is what it lists for the part of the   
   > song I still can't figure out:   
   >    
   >    
   >  "Champagne for breakfast and a sherman in my hand   
   > ***** top, ***** tails - never fails   
   > Must have been a dream I don’t believe where I’ve been   
   > Come on - you wanna do it again?"   
   >    
   > What the hell are the (*****'s) for? I assumed it was swearing, but nothing   
   > fits.  In the song, it sounds like he says "Pete".   
   >    
   > By the way, what the hell's a "sherman", besides a tank?   
      
   Back in those days a Sherman was a brand of cigarette dipped in angel dust.   
   Very popular at the time.   
      
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