Well, that's only one ceremonial use of tobacco in native american culture- it's also given as an offering to the gods, or as a gift to tribal leaders it's a crucial part of the purification rituals performed in a sweat lodge
Smokers thus develop age-related loss of brain volume that leads to an increased risk of dementia and is one of the ways how smoking harms the brain

Lyrics [Verse 1] Kiss so hot Up on the rooftop of the Standard West You caught me staring at your moon necklace Cracking a white pill that I watched you drop on your tongue [Chorus] I love the way you made me feel I love the way you made me feel And I don't care why, no, I don't care why I love the way you made me feel [Verse 2] Kiss so hot I take the molly with a Capri-Sun Fell off the bed and take me on the floor Back at the Crescent Suite, I saw the look in your eyes [Chorus] I love the way you made me feel I love the way you made me feel And I don't care why, no, I don't care why I love the way you made me feel [Verse 3] Kiss so hot Lips do a Twizzler in the summer sun Outside in the Cinerama Dome, you swore I'd be the only one you'd ever let in your heart [Chorus] I love the way you made me feel I love the way you made me feel And I don't care why, no, I don't care why I love the way you made me feel I love the way you made me feel I love the way you made me feel And I don't care why, no, I don't care why I love the way you made me feel Lyrics Meaning Verse 1: The Spark of Obsession The song opens with a vivid scene on the rooftop of the Standard West, a luxury hotel that immediately grounds the narrative in a world of casual opulence and fleeting intimacy

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