Chemical Devotion
Robbie Williams · Other Songs - Robbie Williams
It's in the heroin, the ecstasy they're mixing lately
Give me the boys and girls in bathrooms getting plenty friendly
With just the thought of us debauched and in the missionary
Watch me out of my skull
Watch me out of my mind
I'm out of control
But I'm still alive
Go get me cigarettes
Watch the circus pass by
Two's up on an eighth
All back to mine
What a feeling
Got steep my sweet dysfunction
I'll keep on kneeling
For my chemical devotion
Let me kiss the ceiling
It's just a notion for you
More than a feeling
That sweet devotion for you
It's in the black sick and the choking on the blood and your tears
It's in the echo of the jackdaw ringing in your ears
Watch me out of my gates
They'll advised unprepared
No one gave a shit
When nobody cared
Another wasted talent
But that's just fine
Two's up on an eighth
All back to mine
What a feeling
Got steep my sweet dysfunction
I'll keep on stealing
For my chemical devotion
Don't kiss the ceiling
More than a potion for you
More than a feeling
That sweet devotion for you
I can't take the fever from you
I don't want to neither
They're dropping science on you
You just need a breather
I'll be looking over you
Overlooking me
It's all in God's time
All back to mine
What a feeling
Got steep my sweet dysfunction
So appealing
This chemical devotion
Got to kiss the ceiling
More than an ocean for you
More than a feeling
That sweet devotion for you
Shallow in the deep end
Got steep my sweet dysfunction
And I can depend
On chemical devotion
It's like my best friend
That keeps the world in motion
I've got to defend
My chemical devotion
Chemical Devotion
Chemical Devotion stands as a compelling song in Robbie Williams' expansive catalogue, showcasing his signature blend of pop sensibility and emotional depth. The track reflects the artist's ability to craft anthemic melodies that resonate with broad audiences while maintaining a distinct personal voice. As part of his ongoing musical journey, the song contributes to a discography defined by chart success and stylistic versatility. Williams has consistently explored themes of love, longing, and introspection throughout his career, and this recording continues that tradition with polished production and heartfelt delivery. The work demonstrates his enduring influence within the English pop landscape, appealing to both long-time fans and new listeners. It remains a testament to his skill in creating memorable hooks and engaging narratives without relying on overt theatricality.