medicine
CONVOLK Lyrics

Oh, woah-woah-woah-woah
The artist expresses their emotions in a vocal manner through the use of a series of sounds.

Ну и что?
The artist questions the significance or importance of their existence or actions.

Ayy
The artist emphasizes their point or statement with a vocalization.

If I died tomorrow (Yeah)
The artist imagines their own death and wonders how others would react or feel.

Would you cry for me? (Yeah)
The artist seeks emotional connection and support from others in the hypothetical event of their death.

Would you hide the sorrow?
The artist asks whether others would try to conceal their sadness or grief from them in the hypothetical event of their death.

Don't you lie to me (Oh)
The artist demands that others be honest and genuine in their emotional responses and reactions to their hypothetical death.

Trapped inside the car (Yeah)
The artist depicts a feeling of confinement or restriction due to external circumstances or situations.

Watch me idly (Yeah)
The artist feels like they are being silently observed or monitored by others, without any action or intervention.

As the world lives (Yeah)
The artist acknowledges the ongoing existence and progression of life around them, despite their own personal struggles or challenges.

But it died for me (Oh)
The artist feels like the world or life has lost its meaning or purpose for them personally.

Would you lay your head down?
The artist wonders whether others would mourn their loss deeply enough to be physically affected, such as by laying down or resting.

Never been the man (Yeah)
The artist acknowledges their own shortcomings or faults, and feels like they fall short of their own expectations or desires.

That I strive to be (Yeah)
The artist expresses a desire or aspiration to become a better or more successful person.

You cure me when
The artist acknowledges the healing and therapeutic effect of another person on their life.

I'm near the end
The artist feels like they are approaching some sort of personal or existential end, such as death or failure.

My medicine
The artist compares the healing effect of another person on their life to that of medicine.

When I was a kid I was broke, never had hope
The artist recalls a period in their life where they felt financially and emotionally disadvantaged or lacked a sense of optimism or positivity.

Thinking of sink, never float
The artist explores the idea of giving up or failing, and contrasts it with the concept of success or resilience.

Thinking how thick of a rope
The artist considers suicide as a possible way to escape their difficult circumstances or emotions.

I would need to keep my feet from touching the floor
The artist speaks metaphorically about committing suicide by hanging oneself to avoid touching the ground.

Bitch, now I know
The artist expresses a sense of empowerment, confidence, or newfound knowledge.

River card made me a boat
The artist speaks metaphorically about using a difficult or unexpected circumstance to their advantage and creating something valuable or beneficial for themselves.

Done without selling a soul
The artist emphasizes their commitment to staying true to themselves and their values, even in the face of adversity or temptation.

You love me more than I know
The artist acknowledges the depth and intensity of the emotional bond between themselves and another person, even if they may not fully realize it.

And I love you more than I show
The artist admits that they may not express their emotions or feelings as openly or frequently as they should, but they still feel deeply and intensely.

Heart made of gold
The artist admires or praises another person for their positive qualities or characteristics, such as kindness or generosity.

Everything hurts, when she love me it's the worst
The artist expresses a paradoxical feeling of pain or discomfort even when they are loved or cared for by another person.