So High

"You got me so high, takin' deep, deep breaths"

This line illustrates the calming and euphoric effect the partner has on the speaker, akin to the relief provided by drugs.

"I know you ain't a drug, but you get me so high"

Here, the artist acknowledges that while the partner is not a substance, their presence induces a similar euphoric state.

"When you put it on me, you relieve my stress"

This line connects intimacy with emotional relief, suggesting that the partner's affection alleviates the speaker's burdens.

"Weed always on my mind, now he always on my mind"

This juxtaposition highlights the intertwining of thoughts about love and substance, emphasizing the depth of the speaker's feelings.

"You ain't gotta say a word, just spark that, let's get burnt"

This line suggests a deep understanding between the partners, where actions speak louder than words, enhancing their connection.

"Man, this shit these drugs will do to you"

This lyric reflects on the transformative power of both love and drugs, hinting at the potential consequences of indulgence.

"Six hits, ten pounds, gone off the dro"

This line uses drug imagery to convey a sense of excess and indulgence, paralleling the highs of love.

"You get me so high, you get me so high, high"

The repetition emphasizes the overwhelming nature of the feelings, reinforcing the euphoric state induced by love.

"You got me so turnt up, this dude gotta be so high"

This line suggests a party-like atmosphere, where the excitement of love is compared to the effects of being under the influence.

"I could get real used to you, blow, weed, X"

This line indicates a desire for a lasting connection, equating the comfort of love with the familiarity of substance use.