So High
Wateva Lyrics
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I'm losing my mind
I'm so high
I'm losing my mind
I'm so high
I'm losing my mind
I'm so high
I'm losing my mind
(I'm so high)
(I'm so high)
(I'm so high)
(I'm so high)
(I'm so high)
I'm so high
I'm losing my mind
I'm so high
I'm losing my mind
(I'm so high)
(I'm so high)
(I'm so high)
(I'm so high)
(I'm so high)
(I'm so high)
(I'm so high)
(I'm so high)
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(I'm so high)
(I'm so high)
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The lyrics to Wateva's song "So High" depict a state of being extremely high and losing one's mind as a result. The repetition of "I'm so high, I'm losing my mind" emphasizes the overwhelming feeling of being in an altered state of mind. The use of "losing my mind" suggests a loss of control and a surrendering to the effects of the drugs or the experience of being high. This can be interpreted as a commentary on the addictiveness of drugs and the danger of indulging in them.
Furthermore, the repetition of the phrase "I'm so high" and the lack of variation in the lyrics suggest a sense of monotony or repetitiveness associated with being high. The simplicity of the lyrics also reflects the simplicity of the experience of being high, where being in an altered state of mind can strip away the complexities of thought and reduce everything to a singular and basic sensation.
Overall, the lyrics to "So High" convey a sense of being lost in a drug-induced state and offer a commentary on the dangers and monotony associated with being high.
Line by Line Meaning
I'm so high
I am under the influence of drugs or alcohol and experiencing altered sensory perception.
I'm losing my mind
I am experiencing confusion, anxiety, or a distorted sense of reality as a result of being under the influence.
(I'm so high)
Repetition of the previous lines to emphasis the extent of being under the influence and how it is affecting the singer's state of mind.
(I'm so high)
Continuation of the repetition for emphasis.
(I'm so high)
Continuation of the repetition for emphasis.
End
The end of the song, possibly indicating the singer's eventual descent from the high or a return to reality.
Writer(s): Hugo Martin Maasikas, Kris Evan Säde
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