The song "Rock And Roll" by Cody Jinks explores the singer's decision to change his lifestyle and priorities. He reflects on his past experiences with the rock and roll lifestyle, including the use of whiskey and drugs, and expresses his desire to move away from that path. In the first verse, the singer states that he no longer wants to engage in the rock and roll lifestyle that used to excite him. He acknowledges that this lifestyle never truly fulfilled him and that it eventually became a threat to his well-being. The chorus repeats the idea that the singer no longer desires to partake in the excessive use of whiskey. He realizes that it had a negative impact on his life and that he no longer needs it to find satisfaction. The second verse expands on his decision to distance himself from the rock and roll lifestyle. The singer acknowledges that he might disappoint some people who only appreciate him when he is under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Despite the larger crowd and attention he received during that time, he admits that he didn't fully enjoy those moments. In the bridge, the singer emphasizes that his priority is to have his loved one by his side. He no longer wants to miss out on being present and is tired of the destructive nature of his former lifestyle. He finds fulfillment in the relationship, highlighting that it is the only thing that truly makes him complete. The song's overall message portrays a shift in the singer's perspective and priorities. He no longer seeks validation or satisfaction from the excessive lifestyle that comes with rock and roll. Instead, he longs for a meaningful connection with his loved one and focuses on finding contentment in a simpler, more balanced life.
