BEG
Crooked Teeth Lyrics


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One more now and I'm out the door
Three more down and I become the floor
I've been keen on burning out
I'm leaning harder on you now
Going on and on about the world
I'm begging, begging for more

Think fast, don't look back
Coming at you like a heart attack
Move slow, head low
Gonna feel the pain from head to toe
Three more down and I become the floor
Thoughts of a second chance have got me begging
Begging for more

Begging for more

One more pull and you've got me weak
Smoking pot on your balcony
I've been keen on burning out
I'm leaning harder on you know
Going on and on about the world
I'm begging, begging for more

Think fast, don't look back
Coming at you like a heart attack
Move slow, head low
Gonna feel the pain from head to toe
Three more down and I become the floor
Thoughts of a second chance have got me begging
Begging for more

One more now and I'm out the door
One more now and I'm out that door

Think fast, don't look back
Coming at you like a heart attack
Move slow, head low
Gonna feel the pain from head to toe
Three more down and I become the floor
Thoughts of a second chance have got me begging

Begging for more




Begging for more
Begging for more

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Crooked Teeth's song Beg speak about a person who is struggling with addiction and dependency. The lines "one more now and I'm out the door, three more down and I become the floor" indicate that the person is indulging in a substance and feels out of control. The phrase "one more pull and you've got me weak, smoking pot on your balcony" provides a specific example of the addiction. The person is aware of their destructive behavior and the damage it is causing, but they can't stop themselves. They express their desperation by repeatedly saying "begging for more."


In the second verse, the singer asks their partner to help them overcome their addiction, "I'm leaning harder on you now." They also mention their desire for a second chance at a sober life. However, the cycle of addiction is difficult to break, as indicated by the repeated line "three more down and I become the floor." The singer is aware of the pain and harm that comes with addiction, "gonna feel the pain from head to toe," but is unable to resist the lure of addiction.


The song ultimately conveys the message that addiction is a difficult struggle, and breaking free from it often requires help and support. The singer's desperation to overcome their addiction is palpable, and the listener can empathize with their struggle.


Line by Line Meaning

One more now and I'm out the door
If I take one more drink, I will leave this place.


Three more down and I become the floor
If I drink three more, I will be so drunk that I will fall down on the floor.


I've been keen on burning out
I have been deliberately engaging in harmful behavior to self-destruct.


I'm leaning harder on you now
I am relying more on you to keep me stable and sane.


Going on and on about the world
I keep talking and obsessing about the problems of the world.


I'm begging, begging for more
I am pleading for more alcohol to numb my pain and forget my worries.


Think fast, don't look back
Respond quickly and instinctively without second-guessing.


Coming at you like a heart attack
This situation is intense and frightening, like a sudden attack on your heart.


Move slow, head low
Proceed cautiously and quietly, avoiding detection or attention.


Gonna feel the pain from head to toe
The consequences of my actions will be felt physically and emotionally.


Thoughts of a second chance have got me begging
I am desperate for another chance to make things right and fix my mistakes.


Begging for more
I am begging for more alcohol, but also for more chances and opportunities in life.


One more pull and you've got me weak
If I smoke one more time, I will become vulnerable and susceptible to influence.


Smoking pot on your balcony
Engaging in recreational drug use in a careless and conspicuous manner.


Begging, begging for more
Asking for more than just substances, but also for help, support, and compassion.


One more now and I'm out that door
If I drink one more time, I will leave and disappear from your life.




Writer(s): Tyson Evans

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