Addiction
Jyant (of Metro City) | www.Marvin-Vibez.in Lyrics
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I see no evil and I speak none too
I know it's hard to say
?No, it was a long long time ago?
But now as a whole woman
You have to understand
Our addictions breakin' it hard
[Incomprehensible] conspiracy
Justice faults is our reality
He said, "Take off your clothes"
And the war began but it's a war at home
Were we ever free, if it's this easy?
Our addictions breakin' it hard
Our addictions makin' it hard
Our addictions make it hard
Our addictions make it hard
Our addictions make it hard
Our addictions make it hard
The song "Addiction" by Jyant (of Metro City) is a powerful commentary on addiction and its impact on individuals and society as a whole. The song begins with the singer describing a smoke-filled room where he sees no evil and speaks none. He acknowledges that it's difficult to speak out against addiction and the harm it causes, but emphasizes the importance of understanding the issue as a whole woman. The lyrics suggest that addiction is not just a personal struggle, but a societal one, and that failure to recognize this fact can have disastrous consequences.
The second verse delves deeper into the societal implications of addiction, referencing a conspiracy and the harsh reality of justice faults. The singer alludes to sexual exploitation, with a chilling line about being told to take off your clothes before the war began. The war, in this case, is a war at home, implying that the fight against addiction is one that must be fought within families and communities. The song ends with a repetition of the chorus, emphasizing the difficulty addiction creates for those who struggle with it.
Overall, "Addiction" is a poignant and socially conscious song that speaks to the complex and often devastating effects of addiction on individuals and society.
Line by Line Meaning
Silhouette in a smoke filled room
The singer describes a dark and hazy environment.
I see no evil and I speak none too
The singer is ignoring the wrongdoing around them.
I know it's hard to say
The singer acknowledges the difficulty of admitting the truth.
?No, it was a long long time ago?
The artist thinks back to a distant past.
But now as a whole woman
The artist has grown and gained maturity.
You have to understand
The singer is urging the listener to comprehend their situation.
Our addictions breakin' it hard
The singer describes how their addiction is making life increasingly difficult.
Our addictions makin' it hard
The artist reiterates that their addiction is causing strife.
[Incomprehensible] conspiracy
The artist mentions a vague conspiracy, hinting at deeper societal issues.
Justice faults is our reality
The artist believes that justice fails to prevail in their reality.
He said, "Take off your clothes"
The singer recalls a traumatic experience of being undressed against their will.
And the war began but it's a war at home
The artist metaphorically describes their inner turmoil as a war waged on their own psyche.
Were we ever free, if it's this easy?
The singer questions if true freedom can ever be attained if addiction is so easily accessible and destructive.
Our addictions make it hard
The repetition of this line further emphasizes the negative impact of addiction on the singer's life.
Our addictions make it hard
Our addictions make it hard
Our addictions make it hard
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@xKiD614
This song is so gooood ♥
@stylingshopper
OMG this songs so good!! I LOVE IT!!!
@penguinsofly
love this song hella gooods
@saj4ik92
i just call to say i love yooou *-* i love it 5 *
@cutiehabibi2006
woooooooooooooooooooooooow i LOVE i just called to say i love you by stevie wonder but Jyant NAILED IT =D <3<3<3<3
@dsxcleb2nv
@Jyshoun iloveeeee this songgggg. your awesomeee
@dleifrag11
this song has the same beat as "say yes" by Cupid. I like them both.
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