This song is most defenantly about a drug addiction.
"I'm in you You're in me I can't tell"
He's talking about how its hazy, after a while of using some particular drugs, whether your taking the drug or if the drug is taking you.
"First it giveth, then it taketh away"
this is like when you first start taking certain drugs it entertains and makes you feel good, but after a while of taking the drugs you start to go down in a hole. Your 'good times' become an addiction. "I would beg I would plead I would shake"
This song is easy to understand for some people who have experienced a drug addiction. Thats why some people think its about love with a girl. but its for sure a love/hate song about drugs.
@bloodbledblack The psychology/rules or whatever of addiction are the same for all things. An unhealthy dependency. Not disagreeing just adding that it can still apply to an unhealthy relationship as well. I say this from experience. That is the beauty of music and other arts, being in the eye of the beholder.
@bloodbledblack The psychology/rules or whatever of addiction are the same for all things. An unhealthy dependency. Not disagreeing just adding that it can still apply to an unhealthy relationship as well. I say this from experience. That is the beauty of music and other arts, being in the eye of the beholder.
This song is most defenantly about a drug addiction.
"I'm in you You're in me I can't tell"
"First it giveth, then it taketh away"
this is like when you first start taking certain drugs it entertains and makes you feel good, but after a while of taking the drugs you start to go down in a hole. Your 'good times' become an addiction. "I would beg I would plead I would shake"
This song is easy to understand for some people who have experienced a drug addiction. Thats why some people think its about love with a girl. but its for sure a love/hate song about drugs.
@bloodbledblack The psychology/rules or whatever of addiction are the same for all things. An unhealthy dependency. Not disagreeing just adding that it can still apply to an unhealthy relationship as well. I say this from experience. That is the beauty of music and other arts, being in the eye of the beholder.
@bloodbledblack The psychology/rules or whatever of addiction are the same for all things. An unhealthy dependency. Not disagreeing just adding that it can still apply to an unhealthy relationship as well. I say this from experience. That is the beauty of music and other arts, being in the eye of the beholder.