Addicted
Beth Hart Feat. Joe Bonamassa Lyrics


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Any time I try to get through
Your phone is quiet and so are you
The consequence of my demand
Oh, what I meant

Living together so long
A story moved on, but we did not
The love we felt, that rescue sight
Of sentiment, oh, what I meant

Oh, baby, come back to me
Please darling, can′t you see?
I'm addicted to you
I′m addicted to you

Oh, baby, come back to me
Please darling, can't you see?
That I'm addicted to you
I′m addicted to you

Any time I try to get through
Your phone is quiet and so are you
The consequence of my demand
Oh, what I meant

We′ve been together so long
The story moved on, but we did not
The love we felt, that rescue sight
Of sentiment, oh, what I meant

Oh, baby, come back to me
Please darling, can't you see?
That I′m addicted to you
So addicted to you

Oh, baby, come back to me
Please darling, can't you see?
That I′m addicted to you
I'm addicted to you

Baby, come back to me
Please darling, can′t you see?
That I'm addicted to you
So addicted to you

Oh, baby, come back to me
Please darling, can't you see?




I′m addicted to you
I′m addicted to you

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to "Addicted" express a sense of longing, frustration, and dependency in a relationship. The singer seems to be struggling with their partner's emotional detachment and lack of communication. Whenever they attempt to reach out, their partner remains silent, leading to feelings of loneliness and a desire for the connection they once had. The repetition of the line "Oh, what I meant" suggests that the singer's intentions are not fully understood or acknowledged by their partner.


The lyrics also hint at a stagnation in the relationship. The story has moved on, indicating that external circumstances or time may have changed, but the couple themselves have not evolved or grown together. Despite this, there is still a remnant of love and sentiment felt by the singer, and they desperately want their partner to come back and see that they are addicted to them, unable to let go.


Overall, "Addicted" explores the yearning for emotional connection, the struggles of communication within a relationship, and the addictive nature of love.


Line by Line Meaning

Any time I try to get through
Every time I attempt to reach out to you


Your phone is quiet and so are you
Your phone is silent and you're not responsive


The consequence of my demand
The result of my request


Oh, what I meant
Oh, the intention behind my words


Living together so long
Having coexisted for a significant period of time


A story moved on, but we did not
The narrative progressed, but we did not change


The love we felt, that rescue sight
The affection we experienced, that comforting view


Of sentiment, oh, what I meant
Of deep emotion, oh, what I intended


Oh, baby, come back to me
Oh, my love, return to me


Please darling, can't you see?
Please, my dear, can't you perceive?


I'm addicted to you
I have a strong dependency on you


I'm addicted to you
I have a strong dependency on you


We've been together so long
We have been in each other's company for an extended period


The story moved on, but we did not
The narrative progressed, but we remained the same


The love we felt, that rescue sight
The affection we experienced, that saving glimpse


Of sentiment, oh, what I meant
Of deep emotion, oh, what I intended


Baby, come back to me
My love, return to me


Please darling, can't you see?
Please, my dear, can't you perceive?


That I'm addicted to you
That I rely heavily on you


I'm addicted to you
I have a strong dependency on you


Oh, baby, come back to me
Oh, my love, return to me


Please darling, can't you see?
Please, my dear, can't you perceive?


That I'm addicted to you
That I have a strong dependency on you


So addicted to you
So deeply dependent on you


Oh, baby, come back to me
Oh, my love, return to me


Please darling, can't you see?
Please, my dear, can't you perceive?


I'm addicted to you
I have a strong dependency on you


I'm addicted to you
I have a strong dependency on you




Writer(s): Klaus Waldeck, Engel Eva Schwaerzler

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