Lyrics
You're like a coffee, you're a drug
You have a captivating and addictive quality like coffee or a drug.
I'm addicted to your love
The speaker confesses to being addicted to the love of the person being addressed.
You come and go, I miss you so
The person comes and goes, causing the speaker to feel a deep sense of longing.
I try to forget, still miss you so
Despite efforts to forget, the speaker still misses the person intensely.
And you take, take, take, take, take
The person takes a lot from the speaker, leading to a sense of impending emotional breakdown.
I'ma break, break, break, break, break
-You come and go, I miss you so
Repetition of the theme of the person coming and going, causing continued yearning.
I try to forget, still miss you so
Despite attempts to forget, the speaker remains haunted by the absence of the person.
And you take, take, take, take, take
Continued emotional strain as the person takes and the speaker feels on the brink of breaking down.
I'ma break, break, break, break, break
-You're like a coffee, you're a drug
Reiteration of the addictive nature of the person, likening them to coffee or a drug.
I'm addicted to your love, uh
Reaffirmation of the speaker's addiction to the love of the person.
I'm addicted to your love
Strong repetition emphasizing the speaker's addiction to the person's love.
I'm addicted to your love
-I'm addicted to your love
-Why you, why you choose to break my heart?
The speaker questions why the person chooses to break their heart.
And why you, why you make fall apart?
Further questioning about why the person makes the speaker fall apart emotionally.
Like a 9 to 5, like a 9 to 5, uh
Comparison of the emotional experience to the routine of a 9 to 5 job, suggesting a repetitive and draining nature.
Like a 9 to 5, like a 9 to 5
-Why you, why you choose to break my heart?
Continuation of the questioning, wondering why the person chooses to break the speaker's heart.
And why you, why you make me lose my mind?
Asking why the person makes the speaker lose their mind, indicating the intensity of emotional impact.
Like a 9 to 5, like a 9 to 5, uh
Similar to lines 23-24, comparing the emotional experience to the routine of a 9 to 5 job.
Like a 9 to 5, like a 9 to 5
-You're like a coffee, you're a drug
Reiteration of the addictive nature of the person, likening them to coffee or a drug.
I'm addicted to your love, uh
Reaffirmation of the speaker's addiction to the love of the person.
I'm addicted to your love
Strong repetition emphasizing the speaker's addiction to the person's love.
I'm addicted to your love
-I'm addicted to your love
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