Lyrics
Love me enough to blow cocaine up my butt
Expressing a desire for intense love, even if it involves risky behavior like using cocaine.
I mean, life's too fucking boring not to try
Suggesting a willingness to explore unconventional experiences due to the perceived monotony of life.
You're my type of crazy and you'll always be my baby
Affirming a deep connection with someone considered eccentric or unconventional.
So if heaven needs referrals, I'm gonna lie
Indicating a willingness to deceive for the sake of ensuring a place in heaven.
And we could both be silly
Highlighting the possibility of enjoying carefree and lighthearted moments together.
Living in Ho Chi Minh City
Envisioning a playful life in Ho Chi Minh City.
And we could both be silly
Reiterating the idea of shared silliness in the context of Ho Chi Minh City.
Living in Ho Chi Minh City
Continuing the theme of carefree living in Ho Chi Minh City.
Mama I won, I'm a fortunate son
Celebrating personal success and luck, possibly in contrast to the struggles faced by others.
I dealt with all the trauma mama
Claiming to have overcome personal hardships or emotional wounds.
Feel she's the one, make her my only one
Expressing commitment to a significant other and a desire for exclusivity.
And I cut off all the drama when I left all of my hoes in
Resolving to eliminate relationship conflicts by distancing from past romantic interests.
Ho Chi Minh City
Referring to the location where the speaker left behind previous romantic connections.
Living in Ho Chi Minh City
Reiterating the idea of living a carefree life in Ho Chi Minh City.
And I left off all the drama when I left all of my hoes in
Repeating the theme of leaving behind past relationship issues in Ho Chi Minh City.
Ho Chi Minh City
Continuing the narrative of carefree living in Ho Chi Minh City.
Living in Ho Chi Minh City
Emphasizing the ongoing experience of living without drama in Ho Chi Minh City.
The girl of my dreams turned out to be a nightmare
Reflecting on a disappointment where an idealized person turned out to be troublesome.
Remember the night we almost died girl
Recalling a perilous event in the past involving the person mentioned in line 18.
I begged you, "Please, no more duji"
Pleading to avoid a particular substance (possibly drugs) in an attempt to prevent harm.
You ignored me, then O.D'ed
Describing a tragic outcome where the person ignored the plea and overdosed.
On bended knees, I held you these were the last words that you said
Recalling a poignant moment of holding the person during their last words.
"I hate cocaine, I just like the way it smells"
Quoting the person's statement about cocaine, indicating a conflicted relationship with the substance.
Life left your veins
Expressing the moment of death and the abrupt end of life.
Guess happy endings just stories that ain't been finished yet
Reflecting on the absence of happy endings and suggesting that some stories remain unfinished.
My heart died in
Referring to the emotional impact of the described events on the speaker's heart.
Ho Chi Minh City
Connecting the emotional pain to the location of Ho Chi Minh City.
Now it's pain living in Ho Chi Minh City
Expressing the ongoing emotional distress of living in Ho Chi Minh City.
My heart died in
Repeating the idea of emotional suffering linked to the speaker's heartache in Ho Chi Minh City.
Ho Chi Minh City
Continuing the narrative of pain and heartache in Ho Chi Minh City.
Now it's pain living in Ho Chi Minh City
Concluding with the ongoing struggle of living with emotional pain in Ho Chi Minh City.
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