The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Love Songs Drug Songs" by the artist "X Ambassadors"

"Love Songs Drug Songs" by X Ambassadors depicts a toxic relationship where the narrator, presumably male, witnesses the self-destruction of his partner. He observes her addiction to alcohol ("smells like Jack and Coke") and possibly drugs ("drug songs"). He's aware of her promiscuity ("smell of sex in the Range Rover", "beg him in the car, he can pay") and that she uses men for money.

Despite recognizing the destructiveness of her behavior ("don't try to play me"), he continues to save her from the consequences ("I'm saving you"). This may indicate his own dependence on the relationship, a codependency.

The phrases "love songs" and "drug songs" act as a refrain, emphasizing the cyclical nature of their situation. The woman seeks love and comfort in harmful habits, while the narrator is repeatedly drawn into her drama.

The song reaches its climax with the appearance of a "badge" and a "citation". This indicates that the woman has faced serious consequences for her lifestyle. However, seeing her broken, the narrator is once again ready to help, repeating the phrase "I'm saving you". This leaves the listener with a sense of hopelessness and the inevitability of repeating the vicious cycle.