In this emotionally charged piece, Biffy Clyro delves into the complexities of personal struggles and relational disintegration. The lyrics reveal a protagonist grappling with insomnia and self-medication as a means to escape their own shortcomings and disappointments. The song juxtaposes personal accountability with the frustration of dealing with someone who manipulates their victimhood for attention. The recurring theme of "swallowing problems" suggests an internalization of issues rather than resolving them, signifying a desire for a fresh start or "a new dawn." Ultimately, the narrative conveys a poignant message about the futility of maintaining toxic relationships and the necessity of parting ways to pursue individual paths toward healing and growth.
Medicine
Lyrics
I was done talking, but I still couldn't sleep
I rolled up my medicine, to forget me
Tried not to disappoint you but I didn't achieve
'Cause I have a problem
And I need to get some
But I shouldn't waste my time
Having you around
What was up's gone down
You take your road and I'll take mine
I don't want to talk about it unlike you
Your victimhood's your character, it defines you
And then you rearrange it caress it into view
You invent your problems
And then you sell them
So help me, why can't this be love?
Tell me why can't this be enough?
When is high ever high enough?
It's all I ever hoped for
But I shouldn't waste my time
Having you around
What was up's gone down
You take your road and I'll take mine
So swallow your problems
We belong to a new dawn
So swallow your problems
We belong to a new dawn
So swallow
If she asks should I tell her?
(Your problems)
If she asks should I let her know?
(We belong)
We'll never be together
(To a new dawn)
We'll never see each other grow
But I shouldn't waste my time
Having you around
What was up's gone down
You take your road and I'll take mine
I was done talking but I still couldn't sleep
Writer(s): Simon Alexander Neil
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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