Ride the Cliché
Ride the Cliché: Unveiling the Shadows of Addiction and SocietyLyrics
She no wait but she know me
Describes a person who doesn't wait but already knows the speaker.
Intake purge it's my disease
Refers to a cycle of taking in and purging, portraying a struggle or addiction.
Hold me closer let me be
Expresses a desire for closeness and connection.
Hold me closer let me go away
Contradictory lines; wanting closeness but also wanting to go away, reflecting inner conflict.
Barely know you know my name
Indicates limited familiarity with the person, emphasizing distance.
Trip the witch and ride the shame
Suggests engaging in risky behavior or embracing shame.
Just because you're so cliched
Addresses someone being stereotypical or conventional.
It don't mean you won't get paid
Despite being clichéd, the person can still achieve success or financial gain.
Hold me closer let me be (Hold me closer let me be)
Repetition of the desire for closeness, possibly highlighting inner turmoil.
Hold me closer let me go away
Reiteration of the conflicting desire for closeness and separation.
Barely know you know my name (Barely know you know my name)
Reiterates the limited knowledge or connection with the person.
Trip the witch and ride the shame
Encourages engaging in shame or embracing negative experiences.
She no wait but she know me
Repeats the description of a person who doesn't wait but knows the speaker.
Intake purge it's my disease
Reiterates the cycle of intake and purge, suggesting a recurring struggle.
Hold me closer let me be (Hold me closer let me be)
Repetition of the desire for closeness, potentially emphasizing internal conflict.
Hold me closer let me go away
Reiteration of the conflicting desire for closeness and separation.
Barely know you know my name (Barely know you know my name)
Reiterates the limited knowledge or connection with the person.
Trip the witch and ride the shame
Encourages engaging in shame or embracing negative experiences.
No way
States definitively that there is no way, possibly expressing a sense of finality or resignation.
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