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Pick it up, pick it all up.
And start again.
You've got a second chance,
You could go home.
Escape it all.
It's just irrelevant.
It's just medicine.
It's just medicine.
You could still be,
What you want to,
What you said you were,
When I met you.
You've got a warm heart,
You've got a beautiful brain.
But it's disintegrating,
From all the medicine.
From all the medicine.
From all the medicine.
Medicine.
You could still be,
What you want to,
What you said you were,
When you met me.
You could still be,
What you want to.
What you said you were,
When I met you.
When you met me.
When I met you.
And start again.
You've got a second chance,
You could go home.
Escape it all.
It's just irrelevant.
It's just medicine.
It's just medicine.
You could still be,
What you want to,
What you said you were,
When I met you.
You've got a warm heart,
You've got a beautiful brain.
But it's disintegrating,
From all the medicine.
From all the medicine.
From all the medicine.
Medicine.
You could still be,
What you want to,
What you said you were,
When you met me.
You could still be,
What you want to.
What you said you were,
When I met you.
When you met me.
When I met you.
Lyrics submitted by KittieWriting, edited by barrington
Track duration: 04:19
"Medicine" as written by Adele Bethel Scott Paterson
Lyrics © BUG MUSIC
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I'm not COMPLETELY sure what this song means, but this scene helped a little. Hopefully, you can take this bit of info and try to come up with the ral meaning of this beautiful song. :)
BEAUTIFUL SONG/SINGING
I don't even think she is necessarily involved with this person...the intent behind this song is too benevolent for that. How many lovers urge their lover to leave and go home (not come home but go home) ? I think this is just a friend, just someone she loves who is incredibly disappointed in how things have turned out.
"Pick it up, pick it all up.
And start again.
You've got a second chance,
You could go home.
Escape it all.
It's just irrelevant."
This is right before he is about to kill himself, he's thinking he does have another option, he can go home, he has a second chance, he can start again.
"It's just medicine.
It's just medicine."
That's him just thinking to himself. He has decided he is going to kill himself, he is going to take all the panadol in front of him and overdose. And hey, after all, it is just medicine.
"You could still be,
What you want to,
What you said you were
When I met you."
He's taken all of the panadol now. It would take a day or so for all the paracetamol to be taken up by his body, and for the effects to be irreversible before he dies. However he still has the chance to save himself. He could go to hospital and get his stomach pumped or get all the panadol removed before it breaks down. The guy still has a chance to be who he always wanted to be, to be who he was when he met her.
"You've got a warm heart,
You've got a beautiful brain,
But it's disintegrating
From all the medicine.
From all the medicine.
From all the medicine.
Medicine."
It's sad because this guy was really sweet and caring and had a beautiful personality. He had so much potential and hope in his life ahead of him. But that's all slowly fading as the panadol starts working inside his body and it becomes too late to turn back.
Just a thought.
a warm heart & beautiful brain, but they're disintegrating from all the medicine. one of the main side-effects of anti-depressants can be feeling emotionally numb, and feeling like yr not quite as sharp, mentally.
Pick it up, pick it all up.
And start again.
You've got a second chance,
You could go home.
Escape it all.
It's just irrelevant.
It's just medicine.
It's just medicine.
You could still be,
What you want to,
What you said you were
When I met you.
You've got a warm heart,
You've got a beautiful brain,
But it's disintegrating
From all the medicine.
From all the medicine.
From all the medicine.
Medicine.
You could still be,
What you want to be,
What you said you were,
When you met me.
You could still be,
What you want to,
What you said you were,
When I met you,
When you met me,
When I met you.
Ooh, ooh, ooh...
Medicine, ooh, ahh..