In this episode of "I Bust the Windows That's Your Car Music Uncensored Podcast," join host Lex - drag queen, business savant, and lyrical truth-seeker - on an exhilarating musical odyssey. The journey begins with Sophie B. Hawkins' 1992 classic, Damn, I Wish I Was Your Lover, a queer anthem camouflaged with deep spiritual longing and yearning for emotional rescue. The exploration of her lyrics reveals a passionate quest for healing and the liberation of a hurting lover. Next, the episode takes a darker, more rebellious turn with Taylor Momsen's Take Me Down. Released in 2016, this song echoes themes of ambition and desperation, portraying a raw willingness to make a deal with the devil for fame and peace. Momsen's fearless, gritty delivery serves as a modern feminine retelling of the age-old crossroads myth, complete with spiritual seduction and inner conflict. Experience the contrast of these two powerful tracks—one seeking salvation through love, the other challenging fate with defiance. Whether yearning for tenderness or courting darkness, this episode unearths the fervent emotions behind the music.