You Are A Drug

Secondhand Serenade

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Capo 2nd Intro: F Am 2x Today was just another day Emotionless and stale Everytime I try to reach you I always seem to fail You’re living in this shell And you don’t recognize your sin You’ve taken not just me for granted But the world you’re living in And so you stand there And you pray for God to see But the only one you have to be Honest to is me You are a drug I cannot quit you You are a drug I’m still lonely with you You’re not in love But I still need to Hold on to you What have I gotten into? F Am 2x Everytime I get a taste of you It keeps me wanting more Yeah I suffocate from all the words You said to me before It seems as though you speak to me As if it isn’t sure I know I fight for something But what am I fighing for? And so I stand there And I pray for God to see I just need the strength alone To do what’s best for me You are a drug I cannot quit you You are a drug I’m still lonely with you You’re not in love But I still need to Hold on to you What have I gotten into And this world is fast It’s passed me by But you’re still here And I don’t know why You’ve lost your smile But we can try To bring it back to life You are a drug I cannot quit you You are a drug I’m still lonely with you You’re not in love But I still need to Hold on to you What have I gotten into Repeat chorus Outro: F Am

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Cette chanson explore la dépendance complexe à une relation, où l'amour semble s'apparenter à une addiction. Le narrateur se sent prisonnier d'une connexion qui, bien que douloureuse, lui est essentielle. Il exprime un paradoxe : être entouré par l'autre sans jamais vraiment comprendre ni atteindre son cœur. Les promesses non tenues et les demi-vérités créent une atmosphère de solitude, même en étant ensemble. Le contexte semble évoquer une lutte intérieure, où le narrateur prie pour trouver la force de prendre la bonne décision, tout en se sentant tiraillé entre le besoin de l'autre et la réalité d'une relation peu gratifiante. C'est une image puissante de la vulnérabilité humaine et du désir de réparer ce qui est brisé.

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