I'm not just saying this because I don't understand the use of "hard-on" in these contexts, but honestly I've been listening, and I hear "and I'm gonna hold on, I'm running as fast as I can" and "my hide-out is broken." Both of these seem to make more lyrical sense, and we have to remember that Claudio has weird pronunciation in many cases. Could be wrong though, idk...
I'm not just saying this because I don't understand the use of "hard-on" in these contexts, but honestly I've been listening, and I hear "and I'm gonna hold on, I'm running as fast as I can" and "my hide-out is broken." Both of these seem to make more lyrical sense, and we have to remember that Claudio has weird pronunciation in many cases. Could be wrong though, idk...