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Another striking lyric, “You had me down 21 to zip,” implies that love can feel like a game—a contest where one can experience highs and lows, victories and losses. The reference to the “Smile of Judas” introduces a biblical reference, suggesting betrayal in love, evoking deeper emotional layers and the complexity of romantic relationships.
Concluding Thoughts: An Uncurable Affliction
"Doctor, Doctor" ultimately presents a vivid portrait of love as both a wondrous and challenging experience. The infectious repetition of the refrain "I've got a bad case of loving you" serves not only to emphasize the speaker's desperation but also to create an anthem for anyone who has ever felt the intense effects of love.