Question: What does Sting insists that the song is all about?
About the article "Every Breath You Take", section "Origins and songwriting".

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Sting told CNN that the song was about ""longing -- romantic, philosophical longing."
In an interview with the Songfacts website, Rudolf Schenker explained that with this album, Scorpions went back to their roots.
He said "If you take the best song elements from the ‘80s albums, and put these on one album, you come up with the "Sting in the Tail" album.
So in this case we tried to re-invent the Scorpions sound from the ‘80s, using the same DNA after putting in a modern twist, to make it sound like today’s music".
Lyrics on the album deal with various subjects.
"Raised on Rock" is the song about Scorpions' philosophy of life.
Klaus Meine explained "We all started listening the music and growing up with the music back in the 60s".
Rudolf Schenker also added ""Raised on Rock" is our soundtrack and it will be our soundtrack until the end of our days.
It's the reason why we formed the band."
Songs "Let's Rock", "Rock Zone" and "Spirit of Rock" deal with the same subject.
"Sting in the Tail" is a song about attitude and as Schenker said "it is really a great symbol of what the Scorpions are all about".
"The Good Die Young" is a song about all the people around the world who stand for freedom and peace.
Klaus Meine explained "We all live in trouble times.
I think that song is trying to express that kind of feeling".
"Lorelei" is a song about the legend of the water-spirit Lorelei who lives on the top of the rock Loreley above the river Rhine.
"SLY" is the fictional song about a girl named Sly.
Klaus Meine explained "When "Still Loving You" was a smash hit back in the '80s, many folks made love to that song, obviously.
Many people told us in Europe, especially France, 'We called our daughter Sly because of Still Loving You'" 
Pitchfork Media gave the song a rating of 4/10, commenting that: "So now we still want to root for her, and her still-vibrant voice.
So why is she aiming for this sub-Beyoncé swagger?
For a song with a bunch of great elements, 'Heard 'em All' insists you recognize its greatness, while not really having any greatness at its center to appreciate—all the interesting textures and timbres surround nothing.
Where's the casual elegance, the sweetness that didn't so self-consciously assert its importance?
Well, it gets a few seconds in the bridge.
But in the end, Amerie does her own reputation a disservice, urging us to forget that she'd heard us all talk about how much we wanted her."
The writing process of "The Sting" has lasted over three years.
Cilmi had began work on it by October 2010, mere months after the release of her second album, "Ten".
Teasing some information about lyrics, several ideas and feelings, she spoke on her work, saying, "It's totally exciting because I am spending a bit more time with this record.
I want to see what works.
I really love Dolly Parton, roots music, Tricky and Enya, so anything could happen.
"On 18 January 2012, Cilmi debuted a Sam Wrench-directed video for an "acoustic-ish" version of "Vicious Love", the first song she wrote for the album.
Cilmi explained, "If you've ever experienced any type of 'Vicious Love' you will know that sometimes despite all the arrows pointing to a dead end there is just no way out, there is no way back.
But then again don't all roads lead to dead ends?
[...] Guess we should just enjoy the ride..."Gabriella began writing and recording with members of her live band.
"I was searching for a sound that reflected the way I felt inside, which was quite vulnerable, and traumatised.
I wanted it to sound the way Italian neo-realist photographs look, that post-war, ruined glamour which is really gritty and heart-breaking.
I was listening to a lot of Trip Hop, that 90s Bristol sound, Portishead and Tricky.
But also singer-songwriters I had always loved, Neil Young, John Martyn.
And old soul records, Bessie Smith, Otis Redding.
It all went in there."
In an interview with Billboard about the process of making 'The Sting', Gabriella stated, "The whole idea of 'The Sting' came as an aftermath to breaking-up with my label, and management and boyfriend at the time.
The lyrics side of things were influenced by what I was going through.
It was all a bit of a sting.
But nothing killed me."
The Sting Staff is a group of students who create the school newspaper called The Sting.
The students write articles on activities going on at the school and also reports what is going on the world.
The Sting Newspaper is distributed to all students once a month.