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What does "up in smoke" mean in "My natural freedom up in smoke"?

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Agree with Jackie, but I think it would be "my natural freedom has gone up in smoke" or "my natural freedom will go up in smoke." The phrase needs a verb, and every time I've seen it used except in when it is being used in a title it is preceded by a form of the verb "go."
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It means it's all for nothing. Whatever the issue, thing that you're talking about, has no meaning or not worth anything any more.

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