In Verse 1, Person A is talking about Person B, who is doing hard drugs. Person A (who i'm assuming is supposed to be Davey) leads a sXe (straightedge) lifestyle, and criticizes Person B for continuing to use these drugs.
In the bridge to the chorus, Person A explains how Person B blames Person A for his drug use, although he no longer does so, and how Person B continues to use although he criticizes Person A.
The chorus is sung from the perspective of Person B: Although he hates his drug habits, he can't quit, and is blaming Person A, and perhaps criticizing Person A for gloating about how Person B cannot quit.
The second verse is slightly more revealing: Person A tells how he and a group of others started using drugs, but he and many quit. Possibly, Person B is one of those who did not, and branched out to other, harder drugs. Person A goes on about how there was/still is no reason to use those drugs, or any kind.
The bridge basically has Person A telling Person B that he wants nothing to do with him, and doesn't want Person B to keep blaming him for his habits.
Sorry if that sounded a bit anti-drug, but that's what i believe this song is trying to say (Davey is straightedge).
This is how i make sense of this song:
In Verse 1, Person A is talking about Person B, who is doing hard drugs. Person A (who i'm assuming is supposed to be Davey) leads a sXe (straightedge) lifestyle, and criticizes Person B for continuing to use these drugs.
In the bridge to the chorus, Person A explains how Person B blames Person A for his drug use, although he no longer does so, and how Person B continues to use although he criticizes Person A.
The chorus is sung from the perspective of Person B: Although he hates his drug habits, he can't quit, and is blaming Person A, and perhaps criticizing Person A for gloating about how Person B cannot quit.
The second verse is slightly more revealing: Person A tells how he and a group of others started using drugs, but he and many quit. Possibly, Person B is one of those who did not, and branched out to other, harder drugs. Person A goes on about how there was/still is no reason to use those drugs, or any kind.
The bridge basically has Person A telling Person B that he wants nothing to do with him, and doesn't want Person B to keep blaming him for his habits.
Sorry if that sounded a bit anti-drug, but that's what i believe this song is trying to say (Davey is straightedge).