Delirium
Zomboy & Rykka Lyrics

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The beginning of the song that sets the tone of transformation.

Racing through my veins
The feeling of an emotional rush taking over the body.

I feel you from the inside
The source of the emotional high is coming from within the person, rather than from external factors.

Filling up my head with the visions so strange
The intensity of the emotional experience is leading to the person having unusual thoughts and perceptions.

I'm free
The emotional high has liberated the person from their usual inhibitions and constraints.

Floating with the stars
The person feels weightless and unbound, like they're soaring above the world.

A diamond lost in heaven
The person feels like a rare and valuable creation in a celestial realm.

As long as I got you I am high on my heart
The source of the high is tied to the presence or connection with another person.

You make me feel so high
The repetitive chorus emphasizes the impact the other person has on the artist's state of mind.

I don't know what I'm doing
The strength of the emotional experience has disorientated the person and made them feel lost or confused.

I don't know right from ruin
The person is unable to distinguish between what is good or bad for them, as their perception is clouded by the high.

Time
The concept of time becomes warped and distorted when under the influence of the high.

Folding on itself
Time becomes non-linear, as if the past, present, and future are merging together.

Moments last forever
Every event or sensation feels eternal, with no end or beginning.

Am I wide awake
The intensity of the emotional experience makes the person question their own reality.

Is it body or spell
The person is uncertain whether the high is a purely physical or psychological experience.

Your touch
The physical touch of the other person is a crucial part of the high.

Is lightning on my skin
The tactile sensation of the touch is electrifying and further contributes to the high.

And as we're flying higher
The high is escalating and intensifying over time.

Who can tell the view from the heroin?
The artist is questioning whether their perception of the world is being altered by the high, like the way heroin can distort a user's view of reality.