White Light/White Heat
Ronson Mick Lyrics

White light
The singer is referring to the sensation of being high on drugs, specifically speed.

White light going messin' up my mind
The drug is starting to affect the singer's mind and judgment.

Don't you know, it's gonna make me go blind
The singer is aware that excessive drug use can have long-term negative health effects.

White heat, it tickle me down to my toes
The artist is experiencing a physical sensation of pleasure from the drug.

Oh, have mercy, white light have it, goodness knows
The artist is asking for mercy from the drug's effects, acknowledging the danger of continued use.

Ooooh, white light it's gonna drive me insane
The singer is acknowledging the potentially harmful and destructive nature of drug use.

Do it
The singer is urging someone, possibly themselves, to continue using the drug despite the danger.

I surely do love watch that stuff shooting itself in
The artist is enjoying the visual effects of the drug and perhaps the process of taking it.

Watch that side, watch that side
The artist is warning others to be careful of the drug's effects.

Don't you know, gonna be dead and bright
The artist is aware of the potentially lethal consequences of long-term drug use.

Yeah foxy mama, watch her walking down the street
The singer is potentially observing others' use of the drug, perhaps in a sexual or romantic context.

Come upside, your head gonna make a dead end on your street
The artist is warning that drug use can lead to a dead end or failure.

White light light moving me drain my brain
The drug is affecting the singer's cognitive abilities and causing mental fatigue.

Gonna make me really go insane
The singer is acknowledging the potential danger of drug use and the risk of mental illness or instability.

Ooooh she surely do move speed
The singer is again referring to the drug, specifically speed.

Watch that speed freak, watch that speed freak
The artist is warning others about the potentially dangerous and addictive nature of speed.

Everybody gonna make it every week
The artist is referring to a culture of drug use that has become normalized as a regular habit.

Oh, sputter mutter, everybody gonna kill their mother
The singer is criticizing the destructive and self-centered nature of drug culture that can harm families and communities.

Here she comes, here she comes / Everybody get it, make me run, do it, higher
The singer is excitedly anticipating the next experience with the drug and its effects, despite the danger.