The song "Up The Coast" by Tiny Hueman talks about the impact of drug addiction and isolation on individuals. The lyrics suggest that drug use often starts out as a way to cope with feelings of loneliness and despair, but can quickly spiral out of control. The line "It's just for fun, their isolation makes them" highlights how individuals may turn to drugs as a way to numb their pain and escape from their reality. The chorus, "He can't take the weight, he just breaks," speaks to the idea that the weight of addiction becomes too much for the individual to bear, leading to their eventual downfall. The song paints a bleak picture of the cycle of addiction, with references to rats choosing drugs and the destructive nature of drug use. Overall, "Up The Coast" serves as a poignant reminder of the destructive power of addiction and the importance of seeking help and support before it's too late. The repeated chorus of "A few grains in the blood, that's enough" emphasizes the idea that even a small amount of drugs can have serious consequences.
