Rexall
Dave Navarro Lyrics

The lyrics to Dave Navarro's "Rexall" reflect a sense of desperation, exhaustion, and dissatisfaction with life. The opening line, "I'm running out of room," implies a sense of being trapped, as if the singer is suffocating or running out of options. The repetition of "don't make me say it" suggests a fear or reluctance to face some difficult truth or reality. As the song continues, the singer alludes to a strained relationship with someone, perhaps a partner, and a sense of deep disconnection: "There is nothing left in me / There is no love left in your eyes." However, there is still a physical connection between the two, as the singer notes that "there is love between your thighs."

The song seems to alternate between moments of despair and frustration, such as "I hate my life I hate my life / Never want another wife," and moments of nostalgia or longing, such as "I want the life you think I have." The line "The sugar never helps" could suggest a reliance on drugs or alcohol to numb the pain or escape from reality. Overall, the lyrics to "Rexall" paint a picture of a person who is struggling to find meaning or satisfaction in their life and relationships.