Overdose
Drake · Other Songs - Drake
I love her and I hate her, it's a funny twist ya'll
Can't stand her when she in town, but miss her when she gone
Truth be told, I'd rather be with her than alone.
But fights break out, and neighbors call 5-0
Screamin you the most foul b*tch I know.
Forever mine, wherever I go.
Sex pistols out....die slow.
Nah, die slower than that
Just collapse all over my mattress
Who shot ya? That n*gga ain't finished
So once again I find myself in it...click clack.
Just lemme take a minute
Round two is in the chamber, all you gotta do is spin it
Aim for the heart, battle of the sexes
All's fair in love and war, casualties expected.
I never had it so good before
It's never been like this (Like this, this, this)
I swear I always want more (More)
Feel like I need rehabilitation
I'm sure imma overdose.
So close to the edge
And I don't think that I can back away (I'm in trouble)
I might just jump over the ledge
Cause I'm up too high
Feels like I can fly
I think I'm addicted
So you can call me a fiend
Give me something quickly
And get the monkey off me
(X2)
Got me ditchin responsibility
So I can find you (Where?)
Clearly lately I'm really fiending
Cause what you got is what I'm needing yea
Need you to let it run through my veins.
So close to the edge
And I don't think that I can back away
I might just jump over the ledge
Cause I'm up too high
Feels like I can fly
I think I'm addicted
So you can call me a fiend
Give me something quickly
And get the monkey off me
(X2)
Gimme all of you
Anoint me with your touch
When I want it don't say no,
Give it to me, lemme overdose
(x2)
So you can call me a fiend
Give me something quickly
And get the monkey off me
I think I'm addicted
So you can call me a fiend
Give me something quickly
And get the monkey off me
Gimme all of you
Anoint me with your touch
When I want it don't say no,
Give it to me, lemme overdose
(x2)
Overdose, overdose, overdose, overdose, overdose.
Overdose
Drake's 'Overdose' stands as a defining track from his 2013 album *Nothing Was The Same*, marking a pivotal shift in his sonic landscape. The song blends hip-hop with electronic and dance influences, showcasing his evolving production style that moved away from the R&B-heavy sound of his earlier work. Featuring a distinctive beat and introspective lyrics, the recording captures the energy of the early 2010s club scene while establishing Drake's signature vocal delivery. It remains a staple of his discography, reflecting his ability to merge personal narrative with high-energy production. The track exemplifies the genre-blending approach that would characterize much of his subsequent career, influencing peers and solidifying his status as a versatile force in contemporary music.