Medicine

No Buses' song 'Medicine' delves into the emotional turmoil and confusion that often accompany the end of a relationship. The lyrics paint a picture of a protagonist grappling with the aftermath of a breakup, marked by feelings of betrayal and the struggle to find clarity. The recurring line 'She go out, I just remember' suggests a sense of abandonment and the lingering memories that haunt the protagonist. This line, coupled with 'When the ending tear me now,' underscores the pain and disorientation that come with the end of a significant relationship.

The song's chorus, 'We need to short break down, Darling after I'm scape by she, Don't by myself, There's nothing in nites, you too,' reflects a desperate plea for a temporary respite from the emotional chaos. The protagonist acknowledges the need for a 'short break down,' a moment to process the overwhelming emotions. The phrase 'Don't by myself' hints at the loneliness and isolation felt during this period, while 'There's nothing in nites, you too' suggests that both parties are struggling to find solace in the aftermath.

In the bridge, the lyrics 'Let's go end thorm, Babe don't lie and less spoil, Your living not furtive, No need be this so far away' convey a desire to move past the pain and deception. The protagonist urges their partner to be honest and to stop hiding their true feelings. The line 'No need to try, try, try now' implies a sense of resignation, as if the protagonist has come to terms with the futility of trying to salvage the relationship. Ultimately, 'Medicine' captures the raw and often messy process of healing from heartbreak, highlighting the importance of honesty and self-reflection in moving forward.