The song "Honest" by Tom Gregory is about the intoxicating and addictive nature of a passionate relationship. The lyrics describe a couple who spend their days getting wasted and going back to each other's place every night, but they don't truly connect on a deeper level. Despite this, they can't stop thinking about each other. The song implies that the relationship is based on physical attraction and temporary pleasure rather than a genuine emotional connection. The lyrics suggest that the narrator gets drunk on their partner's presence and views them as a painkiller, someone who temporarily relieves their emotional pain and fills a void in their life. The chorus expresses the thrill and excitement of being with their partner, feeling high and tipsy in their presence. The lyrics convey a sense of dependency, as they believe they don't need anyone else but their lover. They desire to be consumed by their partner, comparing themselves to a drink that is good for their partner's health. Overall, the song portrays a relationship that is fueled by physical attraction and temporary happiness, rather than a deep and meaningful connection. Despite being aware of the superficial nature of their relationship, the narrator is unable to resist the intoxicating pull of their partner.
