Norma Jean - Liarsenic: Creating A Universe Of Discourse

After that, the mood changes. Izzy counts out the rhythm of the lazy “You Ain't the First,” acoustic guitar room with a raw, unprocessed sound and mood reminiscent of “Exile on Main Street.” The Bad Obsession, composed by Izzy and West Arkin and representing the unbridled boogie with nervous aria on the harmonica from Michael Monroe of Hanoi Rocks, could have been inspired by the Goats Head Soup. The song tells of heroin addiction, and Izzy used it to tell the audience that he is now clean: “But I already left you, / and even better.” Axl liked the other lines: "I'm calling my mother - / now she's just a bitch."