420
Fox Academy Lyrics


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*instrumental*
light drowns me out
blood running down
my face is all out of color
colors are nice
airplanes can fly
i like everything way too much
everythings alright
everything alright
i feel alright
i feel alright
*instrumental*





dont do drugs kids

Overall Meaning

The lyrics in '420' by Fox Academy depicts a person who might be under the influence of drugs, as it describes the feeling of light overshadowing him or her, blood tricking down, and loss of color in the face. However, the person seems to enjoy everything around them a little too much, as they claim to like everything, even airplanes. The repetition of the phrase "everythings alright" gives the impression that the person is content despite their current state. The song ends on a cautionary note as it warns not to do drugs.


The symbolic language used in the song suggests that the person could be experiencing something emotionally overwhelming, and they have turned to drugs to cope with it. It also portrays the blissful state that drugs can provide while also highlighting the dangers and risks associated with that state. The song could serve as a reminder to seek help through proper channels when things seem too much to cope.


Line by Line Meaning

light drowns me out
Overwhelming brightness leaves me feeling lost and insignificant


blood running down
Visible physical harm, potentially from self-destruction or external violence


my face is all out of color
Facial expression and tone convey a lack of emotional vitality


colors are nice
Appreciation for aesthetic beauty, possibly as an escape from emotional numbness


airplanes can fly
Recognition of human ingenuity and progress, despite personal struggles


i like everything way too much
A tendency to seek pleasure and stimulation in excess, potentially as a coping mechanism


everythings alright
An attempt to convince oneself that everything is okay, despite evidence to the contrary


everything alright
Repetition of the previous line to reinforce the belief that everything is under control


i feel alright
An effort to convince oneself that one is emotionally stable, but with potential hints of doubt or insecurity


i feel alright
Repetition of the previous line, possibly as a form of self-reassurance or desperation


dont do drugs kids
A message to the listener to avoid using substances as a means of coping with personal struggles




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