へべれけジャンキー (Hebereke Junkie) (初音ミク ver.) Lyrics – syudou

へべれけジャンキー (Hebereke Junkie) (初音ミク ver.) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The singer admits to being a hopeless drunk, stuck in a cycle of heavy drinking. It sets the tone for the song, highlighting dependence on alcohol as a way to cope with life’s struggles.

[Verse 1]
A packed train filled with tired, frustrated people feels suffocating. The weight of sadness, stress, and exhaustion keeps building up. Strangers bump shoulders in the rush, but there’s no real connection—just meaningless arguments and pointless tension that echo through their daily lives.

[Pre-Chorus]
People are always looking for someone to blame when things go wrong. But instead of taking responsibility, they turn to alcohol as an easy excuse. It’s a way to avoid facing the real problems, shifting the blame onto drinking rather than dealing with their issues.

[Chorus]
The singer drowns themselves in alcohol, using it to endure life’s struggles and arguments with people they can’t understand. Drinking becomes a way to forget, even if only for a moment. But the more they drink, the more they feel consumed by it, losing themselves in the process.

[Verse 2]
Memories become blurry, with only fragments of drunken nights remaining—staggering into a taxi, the sound of clinking glasses. But once the night is over, they return to a small, empty room where loneliness and stress pile up, even more than the dust in the air or the missed calls on their phone.

[Chorus]
They keep drinking, but no matter how much they consume, it never truly satisfies them. Their thirst only grows stronger, just like their inner emptiness. Even if they make a fool of themselves, all that matters is getting through another miserable day, holding on desperately.

[Bridge]
Drinking turns into reckless chaos. They’re no longer just sipping; they’re throwing back bitter, burning alcohol, losing control. Their speech becomes slurred, panic sets in, and before they know it, they’re sitting at an unfamiliar train station. They want to erase all their bad memories, so they tell themselves to just blame the alcohol and move on.

[Chorus]
They drink more and more, hoping alcohol can fill the emotional void. Even a shallow, meaningless kind of love would be enough to numb the pain. But no matter how much they drink, they can’t escape. The thought of “just one more” lingers in their mind, but deep down, they know there’s no real way out.