DRUGSTORE Lyrics – Noyz Narcos

DRUGSTORE Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Noyz Narcos]
Getting ready, testing the mic, starting the track.

[Ritornello: Noyz Narcos]
He’s talking about locking up and keeping himself safe because the streets are dangerous. Even though he tried to detox and clean up, it didn’t really work, and he still feels at risk. The police or threats could show up anytime, so he’s on guard, making sure he doesn’t end up in danger. He repeats that he won’t let himself be an easy target for guns or violence. It’s about staying alert, protecting himself, and being aware that the environment around him is full of threats that could hit him at any moment. The repetition shows his constant anxiety and caution.

[Strofa 1: Noyz Narcos]
He describes the harsh reality of life on the streets where kids and gangs are constantly looking for someone to attack. People carry knives, money, and drügs into clubs, party late, and live in cramped, dark homes. The city feels like a jungle where hunger and survival rules everything. He notices the contrast between families crying out for freedom and the chaos caused by crime. He struggles with moral choices, wondering whether to intervene or not when someone’s life is at risk. At the same time, he uses alcohol or drügs to cope with his thoughts, and he’s aware that the law will remember him through mugshots, showing that trouble always follows him.

[Ritornello: Noyz Narcos & Guè]
He’s again emphasizing his need to protect himself, locking up and being ready for danger. Detox or trying to change doesn’t seem to help much, and he still faces threats from both law enforcement and rival criminals. He stresses that he won’t end up as a victim, staying vigilant and prepared. The repeating lines show his constant tension and fear, living in a world where danger can come knocking at any moment. It’s a reminder of how survival in the streets requires both caution and awareness, and he refuses to be an easy target.

[Strofa 2: Guè]
He talks about being forced into rehab but rejecting it, living a wild, rebellious lifestyle. He mentions being abroad with a porn star, showing a life full of excess and risk. Violence and crime are a normal part of his world, like pulling the trigger as if it’s casual. He references the mob and how crime is increasing in Milan, comparing himself to tough and cunning people, showing he’s skilled and respected in this life. His activities make money, and he stresses that he’s involved in real gang life, not fake TV versions. Many people want to take him out or sabotage him, but he’s still in control and claims authenticity, showing off both his danger and his creative, high-profile lifestyle. He’s living boldly, breaking rules, and staying ahead of rivals while navigating the criminal world.

[Ritornello: Noyz Narcos]
He repeats that he’s locked up, trying to stay safe, and avoiding trouble even if detox or trying to escape the lifestyle hasn’t helped. The knocking at the door and flashing lights symbolize the constant threats from the police or enemies. He stresses that he won’t be an easy target for guns or violence and is always alert. The repetition shows his ongoing fear and vigilance, living in a dangerous environment where safety is never guaranteed. It highlights his awareness, readiness, and refusal to let the harsh street life control him completely.