LoveDrug Lyrics – Lady Gaga

LoveDrug Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The singer is expressing a strong craving for someone’s love, comparing it to a drug. She feels a deep need for it, almost like an addiction.

[Verse 1]
The singer feels overwhelmed by emotions, symbolized by tears (river in my eyes). She can’t control the thoughts or images in her mind, which come and go quickly. She hopes this love will be so intense that it blinds her, making her forget everything else, just like a drug would.

[Pre-Chorus]
The singer knows that she can’t escape the overwhelming thoughts and emotions in her head. She longs for the person and wants them tonight, but at the same time, she’s trying to fight these intense feelings.

[Chorus]
She doesn’t want to feel the sadness or cry, so she chooses to dance and lose herself in the music to feel better. She craves a specific kind of love, the “right” kind, that will give her the emotional high she needs to escape her feelings. Her desire for this “love drug” is like a powerful addiction.

[Post-Chorus]
This is a simple reminder of how badly she craves the love she calls her “love drug.”

[Verse 2]
She reflects on how she thought the relationship would last forever. The words the person spoke still linger, like a sweet, unforgettable taste. Her heart feels tied to them, and even though it hurts, she can’t stop trying to block out the pain from the past.

[Pre-Chorus]
Once again, she’s struggling with thoughts that she can’t escape. She still feels the need for the person, but she’s attempting to resist the temptation and emotions that come with it.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats her desperate need to numb her pain. She doesn’t want to feel sadness, so she dances it out. She continues craving the “love drug,” searching for the emotional high it gives her, trying to escape from her deeper feelings.

[Post-Chorus]
The singer repeats how much she needs the “love drug,” emphasizing her addiction to the emotional high it provides.

[Outro]
In the outro, the singer acknowledges once again how badly she needs the “love drug” to feel better, making it clear that this love is something she feels she can’t live without.