I'm Not The Only One
d.OdiE Lyrics

The lyrics of d.OdiE’s song “I’m Not the Only One” paint a vivid picture of a drug-induced lifestyle. The repetition of the lines “Pour my soda, pour my drink, pop a pill I’m not me, off a couple, purple pink, off the drugs I’m not me” create a sense of numbness and detachment from reality, as the singer uses various substances to escape from themselves. The use of the words “purple pink” hints at the consumption of prescription drugs like Xanax, which often come in that color, while “off a couple” refers to taking multiple pills to intensify the effects.

The second half of the song shifts the focus to the singer’s success and newfound wealth: “pull up swerving up, in a brand new coupe, doing numbers like the music crew.” However, it’s important to note that this lifestyle is still fueled by drugs, as evidenced by the earlier lines. Despite the success and material possessions, the singer still seems to feel lost and disconnected, as they repeat the same lines about drugs over and over again.

Overall, the lyrics of “I’m Not the Only One” reveal the destructive nature of drug addiction and the ways it can consume one’s sense of self and cloud their perceptions of reality.