IDWK

In 'IDWK,' 347aidan delves into the complexities of emotional turmoil and the desire for solitude. The song's repetitive plea, 'Baby, please don't tell me that, I don't wanna know,' underscores a deep-seated need to avoid further emotional pain. The protagonist is clearly going through a breakup, seeking to distance himself from the source of his distress. The act of asking for his clothes back and wanting the other person to leave his house symbolizes a need to reclaim his personal space and identity, which have been compromised by the relationship.

The lyrics also touch on the protagonist's coping mechanisms, such as 'masking all my feelings while inhaling this smoke.' This line suggests that he is using substances to numb his emotional pain, a common but ultimately unhealthy way to deal with heartbreak. The mention of 'alkaline and dopamine' and 'finding peace inside the poetry' indicates a search for balance and solace through creative expression and perhaps even self-medication. The song paints a vivid picture of someone who is deeply hurt but is trying to find a way to heal on his own terms.

347aidan also reflects on his journey and growth, mentioning how he has 'houses filled with enemies' but chooses to let them be friends, indicating a level of maturity and forgiveness. The line 'I use music as my medicine' is particularly poignant, highlighting how art and creativity serve as therapeutic outlets for him. The song's recurring theme of preferring to be alone suggests that solitude is not just a state of being but a necessary step for self-discovery and healing. Through 'IDWK,' 347aidan offers a raw and honest look at the struggles of moving on and the importance of finding peace within oneself.