Song meaning of Depression & Obsession by Koe Wetzel

Hey y'all, today I wanna talk about a song that really hit me in the feels - "Depression & Obsession" by Koe Wetzel. Let me tell ya, this song really speaks to me on a deep level.

The lyrics go like this: "Depression and obsession don't mix well." Man, ain't that the truth? Sometimes when you're feeling down and you can't stop thinking about someone, it's like a toxic mix that messes with your head. The line "I'm poisoned and my body don't feel well" really captures that feeling of being consumed by your emotions.

And then there's this part: "Hollywood motels, hell, I think I'm just obsessed with you." It's like the singer is stuck in this cycle of longing and fixation on someone, to the point where it's all-consuming. The repetition of "Depression and obsession don't mix well" drives home the idea that these two things can really mess you up.

But what really gets me is the vulnerability in lines like "I ate her, inside and out, I feel my stomach turnin'." It's like the singer is admitting to being so wrapped up in this person that it's making them physically sick. That kind of raw honesty is what makes this song so powerful.

Overall, "Depression & Obsession" is a raw and emotional track that delves into the darker side of love and longing. It's a reminder that sometimes our emotions can overwhelm us, but it's important to acknowledge and work through them. Koe Wetzel really nailed it with this one.

So next time you're feeling down and can't get someone off your mind, give this song a listen. It might just help you feel a little less alone in your feelings.