Cocaine
Nomy Lyrics

You are in pain
The listener is experiencing emotional or physical pain.

Take your life, take your life with cocaine
The suggestion is made to use cocaine to numb the pain or even end one's life.

But I am who I am
The singer is acknowledging their true self despite their struggles.

So I do what I can, when I can
The artist is doing what they can to cope with their struggles, but it may not be enough.

But I can't really do a damn thing
Despite their efforts, the artist feels powerless in dealing with their issues.

So fine this day
Cocaine offers temporary relief, making the current moment feel better.

All your problems has gone away
The use of cocaine offers the feeling of problems disappearing, even if it's temporary.

But tomorrow, when you wake up
The temporary solace will end and reality will sink back in when one wakes up.

All your problems are back to stay
The underlying problems haven't been resolved and will continue to exist.

Your life, a game
The artist views life as a game, possibly feeling like they can't win.

Turn it up, turn it up with cocaine
The suggestion is made again to use cocaine as a way to enhance the 'game'.

And every time that you live is a time when you feel
The use of cocaine intensifies the experience of living, even if it's not real or long-lasting.

And the only time you heal
Cocaine is seen as the only way to heal, even if it's a temporary fix.

Tell me what it is
The singer is asking the listener to share their struggles.

And it would never be like this
The singer doesn't want the listener to feel alone and implies that things can be different.

A problem that we have in common
The artist relates to the listener's struggles and implies they share a common issue.

Baby tell me what it is
The artist encourages the listener to open up and share their problems.

It probably doesn't mean a piss
The singer acknowledges that the issues shared may seem insignificant to others, but they are important to the singer.

Yeah, rip my heart apart
The singer is willing to be vulnerable and share their own emotional pain.

Now it's too late, too late to live
'Living' may be seen as futile or hopeless at this point.

Only heaven loves you now
The artist may feel alone, but there is still love from a higher power.

So love it back for once
The artist is encouraging the listener to appreciate and reciprocate the love they do receive.

And my conscience killing me
The singer is struggling with guilt or regret related to their own actions or life situation.

So I'm alive
The artist is still living, but not necessarily thriving.

But I'm not free
The singer may feel trapped or controlled by their own struggles or the use of cocaine.

And for all of you that can relate to this too
The singer acknowledges that others may also share their struggles or experience with cocaine use.

White snow
This may be a reference to cocaine, seen as white powder.

I know
The artist is aware of the possible effects and feelings associated with cocaine.

You're on a place where I just can't go
The artist acknowledges that the listener may be experiencing something that they cannot relate to, possibly related to the use of cocaine.

But I hope you do remember
The singer wishes for the listener to remember something important.

Your snow doesn't warm you in December
Cocaine use may be seen as a temporary 'warmth' or relief, but it won't last or bring true warmth during colder times.

You are in vain
The listener may be going through struggles related to self-worth or self-esteem.

Take your life, take your life with cocaine
Despite the possible negative consequences, the suggestion to use cocaine is made again.

Now its too late(x4 with echo)
The repetition of this line implies finality or acceptance of a certain situation.