The song "Sweet Tooth" by Scott Helman talks about the craving for something sweet, whether it's a type of candy, drug, or experience. The lyrics depict the singer rummaging through a cupboard looking for something to satisfy his sweet tooth, and later, he describes himself as a "savage in a basement fighting with the chotchkies in a stranger's home." The song also touches on the idea of exploiting opportunities and taking risks, even if it may lead to negative consequences like broken hearts or cavities. The chorus repeats the line, "I got this sweet tooth, baby," emphasizing the addiction to the sweet, desirable things in life. The lyrics also talk about feeling like an outsider and not being invited to social events, but the singer doesn't mind because he's on a different level (or plane) than those around him. In the end, the song suggests that having a sweet tooth is simply a part of the singer's identity, even if it may not always be accepted by others.
