TEETH (feat. Diggy Graves)

The song 'TEETH' by WesGhost, featuring Diggy Graves, is a haunting narrative that intertwines themes of desire, transformation, and the macabre. The lyrics paint a picture of a speaker who seems to be a vampire or a similarly supernatural being, expressing a deep and dark longing for another person. The repeated line 'I sink my teeth in you' is a clear metaphor for this desire, which is both literal in the sense of a vampire's bite and figurative, representing an intense emotional or physical need.

The imagery of the sun creeping through the window and the speaker waiting for the moon suggests a dichotomy between light and darkness, with the speaker being more comfortable in the night, which is a common trope in vampire lore. The mention of living forever 'in the darkness, me and you' further supports the idea of vampirism and the eternal life it promises. The song's atmosphere is one of eerie romance, where love and death intertwine, and the act of 'sinking teeth' into someone is both an act of love and a curse.

The lyrics also touch on themes of addiction and transformation. The speaker describes an addiction to the taste of the other person's life, which is both a blessing and a fear. The transformation of the other person into 'someone that I knew' after being bitten suggests a loss of identity or a change that comes with this dark embrace. The song's mood is one of melancholy and longing, with the speaker caught between their desires and the consequences they bring.