High On You
Buzzy Lee Lyrics

The lyrics to Buzzy Lee's song "High On You" speak to the experience of being addicted to someone or something that isn't good for you. The first verse describes the singer's current state of being "high" on someone, which they are trying to hide from others. However, the singer is struggling to find a way out of this addictive cycle. They acknowledge that the person they are addicted to has "been gone from within," indicating that they're not truly present in the relationship, yet the singer is still holding on. The chorus repeats a refrain of trying to give up on this person, but it seems that they can't quite let go.

The second verse offers a bit more insight into the specific situation of the addictiveness. The lines "Using every part of you to lift me off the ground / Oh, and using all of me, I'll wait for you" suggest that one person is using the other to fulfill their own needs, and that this dynamic is unbalanced. The bridge shifts the focus from the addict to the person they are addicted to, blaming them for the addiction: "Blame it on the world high / The leather on the flesh / Silence was the only way to make you mine / Blame it on the wild ones / Blame it on loneliness / I cannot control you on the side untress." These lines paint a picture of someone who is elusive and hard to control, and the singer seems to be placing the blame for their addiction on this person.

Overall, the lyrics of "High On You" present a complex and emotional portrait of addiction and the struggle to let go of someone or something that isn't good for you.