The song "Hot Dogs" by Sadface Killer seems to be about feeling overwhelmed by the pressures of life, and struggling to keep up with everything. The lyrics talk about staying in one place for a week and feeling paranoid, and how the floor is still a mess and old messages aren't checked. The singer wonders how to keep going when all they can think about is who they are and who they've been. The chorus repeats the idea that there's always more to keep up with or drown in, suggesting that the singer feels overwhelmed and unable to keep pace with everything. The song seems to capture the feeling of being stuck in a rut and feeling like things are spiraling out of control. The repeated phrase "To keep up with, or drown in" suggests that there's a constant struggle to stay afloat and not get overwhelmed by the demands of life. The song may be expressing the pressure to keep up with expectations, or the fear of falling behind and being unable to cope. Overall, "Hot Dogs" seems to be a reflection on feeling trapped in a cycle of struggle and feeling like there's always more to keep up with, or risk sinking under the weight of it all.
