Sober

Kidd Keo's song 'Sober' delves into the artist's personal struggles with substance abuse and its impact on his relationships. The lyrics express a sense of conflict and despair, as Keo describes the feeling of being overwhelmed by his own thoughts ('Only rocks in my head wanna hit me right now') and the fact that someone significant in his life only seems to be around when he is under the influence ('Y aunque solo me ve cuando voy coloca'o'). The repetition of these lines throughout the song emphasizes the cyclical nature of his struggles and the difficulty in breaking free from them.

The chorus reflects a deeper sense of longing and the need for more than just substances to find happiness ('Necesito más para ser feliz'). Keo touches on the sleepless nights and the losses he has faced, painting a picture of a life that feels out of control and without direction. The use of both English and Spanish in the lyrics may also signify the artist's dual cultural identity and how it plays into his experiences.

The song also addresses the theme of regret and the realization that the lifestyle he has become accustomed to may not be fulfilling in the long run ('Tengo una vida de estrella pa' arrepentirme'). Despite the glamorous facade often associated with the life of a star, Keo hints at the emptiness and the desire for something more meaningful, possibly a stable relationship, which is contrasted by his inability to maintain sobriety ('Ya estar sobrio me deprime'). The song is a candid reflection on the challenges of addiction, the search for happiness, and the complexities of human connections.