Medicine

The 1975 · Other Songs - The 1975

I find it hard to say bye-bye

Even in the state of you and I

And how can I refuse?

Yeah, you rid me of the blues

Ever since you came into my life



Because you're my medicine

(Yeah, you're medicine)

And yeah, you're my medicine

(You're medicine)

(Yeah, you're medicine)



I, I wanna marry you

Said I, I adore you

And that's all I have to say

Bye-bye

And you opiate this hazy head of mine



Because you're my medicine

(Yeah, you're medicine)

And yeah, you're my medicine

(Yeah, you're medicine)



Because you're my medicine

(Yeah, you're medicine)

And yeah, you're my medicine

(And yeah, you're medicine)

(Yeah, you're medicine)

Medicine - The 1975

Medicine stands as a defining track from The 1975's early era, capturing the band's signature blend of indie pop and emotional vulnerability. Released during their formative years, the song reflects the group's focus on personal introspection and the complexities of modern relationships. With its driving rhythm and melodic structure, it exemplifies the sound that would characterize their debut period, establishing a template for their subsequent discography. The recording captures the raw energy and lyrical depth that made The 1975 a prominent force in contemporary music, resonating with listeners seeking authenticity in their songwriting. It remains a staple of their catalog, illustrating their ability to translate personal sentiment into a universal musical experience.