The song "They Should Have Named You Cocaine" by Jerrod Niemann is about a person who is metaphorically comparing their love interest to the powerful and addictive drug cocaine. The lyrics suggest that this person is deeply infatuated with their partner, to the point that it is driving them crazy. The chorus expresses how being with this person makes them feel euphoric and high, but it also leads them to spend all their money. Despite this, they cannot complain because they are feeling no pain. The song's lyrics also mention how this person's love interest keeps them up all night, just like the effects of cocaine. The repetition of the chorus emphasizes the addictive nature of this person and how they have a strong hold over the singer. Overall, the song explores the theme of a toxic and addictive relationship, using the metaphor of cocaine to describe the intensity and allure of the person's love interest. The lyrics convey a sense of fascination and dependency on this person, despite the negative consequences they bring.
