Looping
Breaking the Loop: Navigating the Depths of Despair in Donnie Castle's 'Looping'
Lyrics
I shouldn't give a fuck about drugs any more.
Feeling indifferent or apathetic towards drugs.
But the story is the same
Despite the desire to distance oneself, the drug-related issues persist.
with these drugs on my front door.
Continued presence of drug-related problems at the doorstep.
It's just looping.
Experiencing a repetitive and cyclical pattern.
I'm feeling stupid.
Feeling foolish or lacking intelligence within the repetitive cycle.
When noone counts time
Time is not acknowledged or counted by anyone.
We are up until the sky
Engaging in activities until reaching the sky, possibly suggesting a carefree or limitless state.
When noone counts time.
Emphasizing the timeless nature of certain experiences.
And so do i.
Indicating a shared experience of the timeless state.
I shouldn't give a fuck about drugs any more.
Reiterating a lack of concern or interest in drugs.
But the story is the same
The persistence of drug-related issues despite attempts to disregard them.
with these drugs on my front door.
Continued presence of drug-related problems at the doorstep.
It's just looping.
Reinforcing the cyclical and repetitive nature of the experience.
It's just looping.
Emphasizing the repetitive loop in the situation.
I'm feeling stupid.
Reiteration of feeling foolish or lacking intelligence within the loop.
But maybe thats what i want.
Expressing a potential desire for the repetitiveness and stupidity in the current situation.
It's just looping.
Reinforcing the cyclical and repetitive nature of the experience.
I'm feeling stupid.
Reiteration of feeling foolish or lacking intelligence within the loop.
I shouldn't give a fuck
A renewed lack of concern or interest in drugs.
I shouldn't give a fuck about drugs any more.
Reiterating a lack of concern or interest in drugs.
But the story is the same
The persistence of drug-related issues despite attempts to disregard them.
with these drugs on my front door.
Continued presence of drug-related problems at the doorstep.
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