Blackout
Navigating Emotional Storms: Wolf Tribe's 'Blackout' Meaning
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I don't cry
I refrain from expressing my emotions through tears.
When I'm sad
During moments of sadness, I do not shed tears.
I get wasted
I consume substances (likely alcohol or drugs) as a coping mechanism.
Until I'm happy
I continue to consume substances until I achieve a state of happiness.
And when we fight
Arguments or conflicts evoke anger in me.
It makes me mad
During disagreements, I resort to substance consumption to cope and calm down.
I get wasted
I consume substances until I reach a state of happiness following a fight.
Until I'm happy again
My coping mechanism involves getting intoxicated until I regain a sense of happiness.
When you cry
Your tears have a direct impact on my emotional state, making me feel sadness.
It makes me sad
I cope with your crying by turning to substance consumption.
I get wasted
I use substances to alleviate my sadness caused by your tears.
Until I'm happy
I continue consuming substances until I attain a state of happiness.
And when you lie
Your lies cause significant emotional pain for me.
It hurts me bad
The act of lying on your part deeply hurts me.
I get wasted
I resort to substance consumption as a means of coping with the pain caused by your lies.
Until I blackout again
I continue consuming substances until I experience a blackout, possibly as a way to escape or numb the pain.
When you cry
Witnessing your tears brings about a sense of sadness within me.
It makes me sad
To cope with the sadness from your tears, I turn to substance consumption.
I get wasted
I engage in substance use until I find relief from the sadness caused by your tears.
When you cry
Your crying continues to affect me emotionally, inducing sadness.
It makes me sad
My response to your tears involves seeking solace through substance consumption.
I get wasted
I persist in substance use until I achieve a state of emotional numbness or happiness.
Until I blackout again
I continue consuming substances until I reach a point of blackout, perhaps as a way to escape or forget.
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