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The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Withdrawals" by the artist "Tyler Farr"

In "Withdrawals," Tyler Farr uses the metaphor of drug addiction to describe the agonizing pain of a breakup.

The lyrical hero compares his ex-girlfriend to whiskey and marijuana, substances that cause addiction and euphoria. She was everything to him - a source of joy, comfort, a feeling of flying high ("You always took me to seventh heaven").

Now that she's gone, he's experiencing withdrawal – a painful state comparable to an addict's withdrawal symptoms. He's restless, can't find his place ("I'm beating my head against the moon, I'm beating my fist against the wall"), he's haunted by memories of their time together - "your blue sundress," "night drive," "long kiss."

The image of a ghost sleeping in his bed and a song he can't get out of his head emphasizes the hero's inability to let go of the past. He is still drowning in the "perfect storm" that their love was. The repeating phrase "I'm going through withdrawals" becomes a refrain of his pain, and the final "Yeah, and it's because of you" sounds like an accusation full of bitterness and despair.

You were that whiskey running through my veins

You were that first sweet taste of Mary Jane

All alone in the darkness watching my hands shake

But they don't have a rehab for heartbreak

It's your blue sundress with the strap falling off of your shoulder

It's that all night moonlight drive,

You saying baby pull over, pull over

It's that long kiss barely coming up for air

Had to have you anytime and everywhere

So hooked on you probably never get clean and sober

Whoa, I bang my head against the moon

I bang my fist against the wall

You always used to get me high

Now all I do is crash and fall

I'm going through withdrawals [3x]

Yeah you got me going through ‘em

It's the rain on the window with your body wrapped tight around me

It's that lightning flash in your eyes

Make me want you so badly, madly

You're the ghost that's still sleeping in my bed

A song I can't turn off in my head

You're the perfect storm, yeah baby, and I'm still drowning

Whoa, I bang my head against the moon

I bang my fist against the wall

You always used to get me high

Now all I do is crash and fall

I'm going through withdrawals [3x]

Yeah you got me going through ‘em

I'm going through withdrawals

I'm going through withdrawals, yeah

I bang my head against the moon

I bang my fist against the wall

You always used to get me high

Now all I do is crash and fall

I'm going through withdrawals [6x]

Yeah you got me going through ‘em

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