All These Drugs

Expression of a desire to hear the previous statement or music again.

Affirmative response.

Indication of a counting sequence.

Declaration of the speaker taking various drugs.

Expressing the speaker's quest for a new love.

Reiteration of the speaker's intent to find another love.

Repetitive affirmations or emphasis on the speaker's actions.

Yeah

Describing the speaker's experience of taking drugs, letting go of emotions, and distancing from love.

(Feel my face)

Taking all these drugs till I fill the space aye

(Fill the space)

Drowning out the feeling s that I can't replace aye

(Can't Replace)

Gave away my heart

I don't need it anyway no

Taking all these drugs till I feel my face aye

(Feel my face)

Taking all these drugs till I fill the space aye

Drowning out the feelings that I can't replace

(I can't replace)

Gave away my heart

I don't need it anyway no

Portrayal of the pitfalls of falling in love, relapsing, and facing superficial relationships.

I relapsed back to rehab

Got all these girls on my back

They only want me for cash

One second I'm up then I crash

I'm the only one wearing all black

All the sudden the room went all black

She put something in my glass

She said

I only want a bad boy (Boy)

But you're just a sad boy (Boy)

But you got that bag boy (Boy)

I'm taking all you have boy

(I'm taking all you have)

I don't give a damn boy

I can't love you back boy

I guess It's just too bad boy

Expression of frustration or resignation.

Continuation of the speaker's drug use and its impact on emotions and relationships.

Taking all these drugs till I feel my face

(Feel my face) aye

Taking all these drugs till I fill the space aye

(Fill the Space)

Drowning out the feelings that I can't replace

(I can't replace) aye

Gave away my heart (Yeah)

I don't need it anyway no (Yeah)

Taking all these drugs till I feel my face aye

(Feel my face)

Taking all these drugs till I fill the space aye

(Tryna find some love)

Drowning out the feelings that I can't replace aye

(Drowning out the feeling)

Gave away my heart

Assertion of independence from the need for a heart or love.

Shifting the focus to driving, changing lanes, and the speaker's marijuana use.

And I'm switching lanes

Got weed on my leather seats

That's a different grain

(Different grain)

My lungs be lifting weight

That's a different gain

I'm smoking on this Buddha till I feel okay

Introduction of a narrative about a woman's desire for the speaker's old self and the speaker's transformation.

(Popping on these xans now)

She said she want the old me

(Feeling like the old me no no)

But I ain't the same

Just know that I changed ugh

Way before the fame

She said she want the old me

But I ain't the same

(I ain't the same)

Repetition of the theme of drug use and its impact on emotions and relationships.

Taking all these drugs till I feel my face aye

(Feel my face)

Taking all these drugs till I fill the space aye

(I fill the space)

Drowning out the feelings that I can't replace aye

Gave away my heart

Emphasizing the speaker's changed state and the irreversible impact of drug use.

Taking all these drugs till I feel my face

(Fill the space) aye

Taking all these drugs till I fill the space aye

Drowning out the feelings that I can't replace

(I can't replace)

Gave away my heart

And I'll never be the same no

Repetition of the speaker taking drugs, possibly suggesting a cyclical pattern or ongoing struggle.

Taking all these drugs

Taking all these drugs

Noo

Taking all these drugs

Taking all these drugs

Expression of the enduring nature of the speaker's altered state.