Living In My Head

Refers to someone living in the speaker's thoughts or emotions.

Indicates the person is taking their time, possibly hesitant or cautious.

Reiterates the idea of someone residing in the speaker's mind.

Suggests the person avoids going outside, possibly indicating isolation.

Expresses the speaker's desire to bring the person out of their thoughts.

Implies the need to let someone else into the speaker's life.

Repeats the theme of someone residing in the speaker's thoughts, emphasizing the need for change.

Taking her time

She live in my head

She don't go outside

Know I gotta get her out

Gotta let someone else in

Expresses difficulty in moving past thoughts of a specific person.

Asserts the speaker is not afraid to love again.

Reveals fear of experiencing heartbreak once more.

States it has been a long time since the speaker was in love.

Indicates a reluctance to open up emotionally for an extended period.

Metaphorically mentions emotional wounds that have not healed.

Describes feeling restrained or limited every time love is involved.

Expresses a sense of inadequacy in relationships.

Reiterates feelings of not being enough.

Suggests moments of nodding off or daydreaming.

Refers to using Adderall and potential difficulties focusing.

Expresses a challenge in maintaining focus.

Implies being emotionally overwhelmed.

Describes a reliance on alcohol to shift focus.

Suggests the speaker creates their best work when under the influence.

Reiterates the idea of creativity being linked to being intoxicated.

Expresses a perpetual need for more, possibly in relationships or substances.

States a current lack of love or emotional connection.

Repeats the theme of someone living in the speaker's thoughts, influencing drug use.

Make me do drugs

Acknowledges a hesitancy toward drugs unless offered, but hints at a potential change.

Think I might take her up on her offer

Repeats the desire to change and let someone new into the speaker's life.

Taking her time

She live in my head

She don't go outside

Know I gotta get her out

Gotta let someone else in

Reflects on past emotional experiences, including fear, disappointment, and mistrust.

I'm not scared to fall in love

I'm scared to get my heart broke again

Been so long ain't been in love

They been knocking at my door been so long since I opened up

I ain't opening up yeaaaah

Yeah

Opened up once know ill prolly never do it again

Recalls sharing deep fears with someone, only to have them repeated.

Then she did it again

Expresses a sense of predictability and disappointment in relationships.

All of yall the same the devil in disguise

Pays homage to Juice WRLD and expresses missing deceased friends.

Questions the speaker's own choices in letting relationships affect their life negatively.

Describes the deep impact of relationships on the speaker's mental state.

Suggests a tendency to engage in destructive behavior to pass the time.

References adult content consumption as a distraction.

Watch em on replay inside my head

Reiterates the need for change and to let someone new into the speaker's life.

Taking her time

She live in my head

She don't go outside

Know I gotta get her out

Gotta let someone else in

Reaffirms difficulty in moving past thoughts of a specific person.

Clarifies the speaker's lack of fear of falling in love.

Reiterates the fear of experiencing heartbreak again.

States it has been a long time since the speaker was in love.

Repeats the theme of a prolonged period without emotional openness.