Lyrics
I took it I took it
The speaker repeats that they took something.
I felt like in heaven
The speaker felt euphoric or extremely happy, as if in a heavenly state.
My mind was pure
The speaker's thoughts or consciousness were clear and untainted.
You were there with me
The person addressed was present or involved in the speaker's experience.
I jump I dance I scream
The speaker engages in joyful, energetic activities like jumping, dancing, and screaming.
I feel the endorphins
The speaker feels the release of endorphins, the body's natural mood elevators.
I can stay up all night
The speaker feels energized and capable of staying awake all night.
With you by my side
The presence of someone (likely the addressed person) provides comfort and support.
I took it
The speaker reiterates that they took something, possibly referencing a substance.
Next day I felt alone
The day after, the speaker feels isolated or lonely.
There's no one in my bed
There's no one else present in the speaker's bed, emphasizing the feeling of solitude.
I felt my heart was beating
The speaker becomes aware of their heartbeat, indicating a heightened emotional state.
I couldn't breathe
The speaker experiences difficulty breathing, possibly due to anxiety or distress.
And my mind was bleeding
The speaker's thoughts are troubled and distressed.
Why you gave me that?
Question directed at someone asking why they provided the substance or experience.
Why you took that away?
Question directed at someone asking why they took the experience away.
I took it and I wanted again
The speaker desires the experience again after having taken it once.
Baby give me that again
Request or plea for the person to provide the experience again.
Hunger I feel hunger
The speaker feels a strong desire or craving, akin to hunger.
Like you're hungry for something
Comparing the intense craving to hunger for something unattainable.
You can't get
Expressing the frustration of wanting something that seems unachievable.
You smoke you drink you think
The speaker mentions actions like smoking, drinking, and thinking, but none can substitute for the desired experience.
But nothing can replace that thing
Reaffirmation that nothing can replace the desired experience.
Then I thought again
The speaker considers self-destructive behavior.
I'll destroy myself
The speaker contemplates self-harm or self-deterioration.
Baby where you are?
The speaker seeks the presence of the person addressed.
I'm just out of my mind
The speaker feels disoriented or mentally unstable.
I took it I took
Reiteration of having taken something.
I felt like in heaven
Repeating the feeling of being in a heavenly state after taking something.
But once you take
Emphasizing that once the experience is taken, leaving it behind becomes difficult.
And once you leave
Once the experience is left behind, there's no way to escape its influence.
There's no escape
Feeling a strong, relentless desire for the experience.
You're just craving
Repeating the action of taking something, possibly emphasizing its compulsive nature.
I took it I took it I took it
The speaker emphasizes that after taking something, it marks the end.
And that's the end
The speaker urges to discard or get rid of the taken substance or experience.
Throw that away
Repetition of discarding or getting rid of the substance or experience.
I throw that away
Continued emphasis on throwing away the substance or experience.
Throw that away
Continued emphasis on discarding the substance or experience.
I throw that away
Continued emphasis on getting rid of the substance or experience.
Aaaaaaaaaah
An exclamation, possibly expressing distress, frustration, or release.
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