Ronnie is basically looking into a mirror and talking about another day in prison. It isn't exactly bright and sunny in there...
I think he starts off by talking about either getting arrested or getting out of his cell to eat food at the cafeteria.
The next line is walking down the prison halls. He goes through a session of anxiety and craziness because of the prison people and the things he did.
The drug he is referring to is himself because he caused his own demise. The person who tried to reach him is also himself, because if he didn't regret anything, he probably wouldn't be singing this song.
The "can't you see" line seems like he's telling you that its not being in jail that is the punishment for his actions but the fear and guilt he experiences.
Ronnie is basically looking into a mirror and talking about another day in prison. It isn't exactly bright and sunny in there...
I think he starts off by talking about either getting arrested or getting out of his cell to eat food at the cafeteria.
The next line is walking down the prison halls. He goes through a session of anxiety and craziness because of the prison people and the things he did.
The drug he is referring to is himself because he caused his own demise. The person who tried to reach him is also himself, because if he didn't regret anything, he probably wouldn't be singing this song.
The "can't you see" line seems like he's telling you that its not being in jail that is the punishment for his actions but the fear and guilt he experiences.
http://loudwire.com/falling-in-reverse-ronnie-radke-explains-the-drug-in-me-is-you/ and the other comments helped me piece this together.