Lyrics
I know the way you feel, I know you ain't too good
The singer understands the emotional state of the listener, acknowledging they're not doing well.
I know it feels like there's detergent in your blood
Describes a feeling of contamination or discomfort within the listener's bloodstream, possibly metaphorical for distress or illness.
I'm gonna help you, gonna make you feel alright
The singer promises to assist and make the listener feel better.
I'm gonna lift your black depression, help you through the night
Expresses intent to alleviate the listener's deep sadness and assist them through a difficult period.
I'm your man, you know I'll help you if I can, 'cause I'm your doctor
Asserts the singer's commitment to helping the listener, establishing themselves as a reliable source of support, likening themselves to a doctor.
I know you're desperate, I really sympathize
Recognizes the listener's desperate state and shows genuine empathy.
I see the morbid horror flicker in your eyes
Observes a disturbing, bleak expression in the listener's eyes, indicating significant distress or anguish.
But rest assured I'm gonna help to ease your pain
Promises to alleviate the listener's suffering and contribute to reducing their pain.
I'm gonna put a thousand tiny implants in your brain
Mentions a plan to implant tiny devices in the listener's brain, potentially symbolizing an attempt to provide relief or alter their state of mind.
I'm your boy, I'll make you undulate with joy, 'cause I'm the doctor
Reiterates the commitment to bringing joy and happiness to the listener's life, comparing themselves to a doctor once more.
Don't get too depressed, I've found a way to help your case
Advises against excessive despair and claims to have found a solution to assist the listener.
A little hypodermic sends you into outer space
Suggests using a hypodermic needle to induce a sensation of being in outer space, potentially alluding to a method of escapism or a temporary relief from reality.
You'll feel much better when you take these little pills
Promises an improvement in the listener's condition through medication (pills).
I'm gonna give you sixty bottles, I believe in overkill
Expresses an intention to provide an excessive amount of medication to ensure the listener's recovery.
Heart attack, you know you're never coming back, 'cause I'm the doctor
Suggests a fatal outcome, implying that the listener won't survive the mentioned "heart attack," reinforcing the singer's metaphorical identity as the 'doctor' in control of the listener's fate.
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