Feel Good
🎶"Don't send me no doctor.
Filling me up with all of those pills.
🎶I got me a man name Dr. Feelgood.
🎶Oh! Yeah! That man takes care of all of my pains and my ills.
🎶His name is Dr. Feelgood in the morning.
🎶And taking care of business
is really this man's game." (Aretha Franklin)
This song reveals her vulnerability and shares her experiences with love and heartache. She portrays herself as a woman who is desperately in need of emotional healing. She finds temporary relief from her pain by turning to this elusive "Dr. Feelgood", who provides her with the love and emotional support she craves.
In 1989 the American heavy metal band Mötley Crüe also released their version of song "Dr. Feel good"
🎶He's the one they call Dr. Feelgood🎶
🎶He's the one that makes ya feel alright🎶
🎶He's the one they call Dr. Feelgood🎶
The lyrics of Dr. Feelgood are a chilling reflection of the rockstar lifestyle of excess and addiction. the song was inspired by their drug dealer, who went by the nickname Dr. Feelgood.
Dr. Max Jacobson, whom the Secret Service, under President John F. Kennedy, code-named "Dr. Feelgood", developed a unique "energy formula" that altered the paths of some of the twentieth-century's most iconic figures, including President and Jackie Kennedy, Marilyn Monroe, Frank Sinatra, and Elvis.
Fast-forward today "Dr. Feelgood" continues to be fearless, selfish, indulging, materialistic and entertaining to this generationAll the movies, music, videos, games, and entertainment in today's world push the envelope of excess to fulfill pleasure and a feel good vibes. in the .A
The Bible speaks of those who are lovers of pleasure, more than lovers of God, who find more satisfaction in the pursuit and enjoyment of worldly pleasure, than they do in his service.
"...lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God."
(2 Timothy 3:4)
The Bible reminds us also, that we should “do nothing from selfishness or empty conceit, but with humility of mind regard one another as more important than yourselves; do not merely look out for your own personal interests, but also for the interests of others” (Philippians 2:3-4).
As you read this article, brothers and sisters please, remain steadfast, remember that as believers, bought with a price, we should be set apart from the world. This means being holy and living a holy, righteous life—to be set apart. We are not to engage in the sinful activities of the world, but rather maintain our integrity, as we are the salt and light of this sinful temporary world.
Let's continue to pray for each other's strength and faithfulness, as the evil days are upon us.
Marcel and Jackie Bruff
@walkgoodinchrist
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