We've all experienced a moment when someone really screws up what could have been a great thing. The Hunna captures this frustration perfectly, singing about a relationship gone sour. The lyrics reveal the pain of betrayal and the desperate coping mechanisms that follow. The protagonist feels so messed up by their lover’s actions that they turn to getting high just to escape the memories and emotions tied to their ex. The catchy chorus, “I get high to forget you,” repeats this sentiment over and over, emphasizing the depth of their need to numb the heartbreak and move on. Despite knowing it's not healthy, they're stuck in a cycle of using substances to forget. This song speaks to anyone who's ever tried to dull the pain of a broken heart by any means necessary.
