50 MG
Gable Price and Friends Lyrics


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Maybe I'm just home sick
Wondering where home is
Sadness is romanticized
Human natures plank in the eye
Maybe I'm just plastic
Pretending I'm elastic
Increase my mental Fahrenheit
Stretch me, melt me, leave me to fry
Son of a gun
Been biting the bullet
Yours is the kingdom if you let me rule it
Happy pills and apathy
I can't be alone with me
Maybe we're just New Years resolutions
Making up problems; making up solutions
Maybe we're a day train living in the night time
Staring at the dark and waiting the sunshine
Maybe, I'll be, I'll be fine
Maybe, I'll be, I'll be fine
Nothing is a sure thing
As mother nature's mood swings
Unwind me like a VHS; pull the plug and Tevo the rest
You're bushy tailed and wide eyed
In a bottle by my bedside
I named you fifty milligrams, I hold you in the palm of my hand
I named you fifty milligrams, I hold you in the palm of my hand
Maybe we're just New Years resolutions
Making up problems; making up solutions
Maybe we're a day train living in the night time
Staring at the dark and waiting for some sun
Maybe we're just New Years resolutions
Making up problems; making up solutions
Maybe we're a hairline, going through some hard times
Take this puppy west for a red wine skyline
Maybe, I'll be, I'll be fine
Maybe, I'll be, I'll be fine
Maybe, I'll be, I'll be fine
Maybe, I'll be, I'll be fine
Maybe, I'll be, I'll be fine
Maybe, I'll be, I'll be alright
Maybe, I'll be, I'll be fine
Maybe, I'll be, I'll be fine
Maybe, I'll be, I'll be fine
Maybe, I'll be, I'll be fine
Maybe, I'll be, I'll be fine




Maybe, I'll be
Oh I'll be just fine

Overall Meaning

The first two lines of Gable Price and Friends' "50 MG" sets the tone for the entire song, hinting at a feeling of longing and confusion. "Maybe I'm just home sick/Wondering where home is" reflects lyrics by an artist who is contemplating their identity and trying to find a sense of belonging. This first verse establishes the idea that the singer is feeling isolated and vulnerable.


In the subsequent verses, the theme of loneliness continues with lines such as "Sadness is romanticized" and "I can't be alone with me." The lyricist is expressing the idea that while sadness is often seen as poetic and beautiful, it can also be debilitating, leading to a constant need for validation and companionship. The line "Increase my mental Fahrenheit/Stretch me, melt me, leave me to fry" speaks to the idea of being pushed to one's limits, possibly by society or relationships.


The chorus, which is repeated throughout the song, introduces the idea of using medication to cope with feelings of insecurity and lack of control. "You're bushy tailed and wide-eyed/In a bottle by my bedside/I named you fifty milligrams, I hold you in the palm of my hand" speaks to the idea of medication being a source of comfort and even control for the singer.


Line by Line Meaning

Maybe I'm just home sick
Feeling a longing for a place or time that they cannot return to


Wondering where home is
Lost or uncertain of the concept of home


Sadness is romanticized
Glorifying or finding beauty in negative emotions


Human natures plank in the eye
The flaws or issues within oneself that are not always visible to the self


Maybe I'm just plastic
Feeling inauthentic or fake


Pretending I'm elastic
Attempting to be flexible and adaptable, but feeling unable to


Increase my mental Fahrenheit
Boosting or enhancing mental aspects or capabilities


Stretch me, melt me, leave me to fry
Pushing oneself or allowing oneself to reach a breaking point, potentially with negative consequences


Son of a gun
Expression of surprise or emphasis, sometimes used negatively


Been biting the bullet
Enduring or dealing with something difficult or unpleasant


Yours is the kingdom if you let me rule it
Willingness to give control to another person or entity


Happy pills and apathy
Tranquilizers or mood-altering medication combined with a lack of motivation or interest


I can't be alone with me
Difficulty spending time with oneself, potentially due to negative self-perception


Maybe we're just New Years resolutions
Attempt to change or improve oneself, but not necessarily following through with those goals


Making up problems; making up solutions
Creating issues and then finding ways to address them unnecessarily


Maybe we're a day train living in the night time
Existing in a state of confusion or misalignment


Staring at the dark and waiting the sunshine
Hoping for positive change in a negative situation


Nothing is a sure thing
Uncertainty about the future or outcomes


As mother nature's mood swings
The unpredictable and cyclical nature of the world around us


Unwind me like a VHS; pull the plug and Tevo the rest
Ease or release stress and tension, potentially by disconnecting from technology


You're bushy tailed and wide eyed
Alert or awake, often due to stimulant medication


In a bottle by my bedside
Keeping a medication nearby at all times


I named you fifty milligrams, I hold you in the palm of my hand
Personal relationship with medication, commonly used to treat anxiety or depression


Maybe we're a hairline, going through some hard times
Difficult or trying phase of life


Take this puppy west for a red wine skyline
Escapism or temporary relief by indulging in simple pleasures


Oh I'll be just fine
Despite uncertainty or difficulty, expressing hope for a positive outcome




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Written by: Gable Price

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