The song "Wired Up" by Esteban Gabriel tells the story of a person who travels from town to town, visiting bars and clubs while under the influence of designer drugs. The lyrics suggest a wild and party-filled lifestyle, seeking excitement and pleasure in different places. The protagonist acknowledges that leaving and being absent might anger someone, but it's simply their nature to constantly move around. However, in the present moment, they express interest in reconnecting and checking up on the other person, asking what's been going on in their life. The lyrics imply a desire for the other person to reach out and communicate with them. The song then shifts to a scene where the protagonist suggests meeting up at their place to have a fun time together, just the two of them. They mention their heightened state of being "wired up," indicating being under the influence of drugs or alcohol. While they can't promise anything, they propose enjoying each other's company, sipping champagne, doing drugs, smoking cigarettes, and engaging in intimate activities. Overall, the song captures a sense of thrill-seeking, temporary connections, and the desire for hedonistic experiences without any emotional commitments. It portrays a lifestyle focused on partying and seeking instant gratification.
