Delving into the depths of self-exploration and despair, Ezekiel's track paints a raw picture of personal struggle. The lyrics speak of internal conflict, symbolized through the line "I hate you though," likely referring to self-loathing. The recurring theme of substance abuse is suggested by phrases like "Gone broke again off the dro'," hinting at financial instability caused by addiction. The lines "Bottom of the lake in a bag" and "'Bout time someone took my place" suggest feelings of worthlessness or suicidal ideation. However, there's a glimmer of self-awareness and desire for change in "And it's time I met myself." Finally, the phrase "Stay in don't help yourself" may imply that isolation and avoidance aren't solutions to his problems. This song is a poignant exploration of mental health issues and self-destructive behavior.
