The song "Some Days" by Upchurch explores themes of escapism, self-awareness, and the challenges of fame. The lyrics depict the artist's desire to withdraw from the world and find solace in marijuana (baking) and isolation. He expresses a longing to detach from the pressures of daily life and his own struggles. The line "Fill my room up with the smoke, So you can't see me when I'm at my low-low-low-low" suggests that he wants to hide his vulnerability and pain from others. The second verse delves into the artist's fascination with conspiracy theories and his tendency to dive deep into online research (YouTube, Google). There are references to the Illuminati, pyramids, and mysterious individuals dressed in black, adding a sense of unease and paranoia. The lyrics also touch on the artist's heightened state of readiness, indicated by the line "I sleep with a 5.56 always loaded." This verse showcases a duality within the artist, with his kind nature clashing with a darker side and a deep desire to break free from societal constraints. The chorus repeats the artist's desire for escape through marijuana, emphasizing his yearning for temporary relief from his struggles. The line "So you can't see me when I'm at my low-low-low-low" suggests he wants to hide his vulnerabilities and emotional lows from others. This desire for seclusion is further portrayed in the line "My room look like Fort Knox," symbolizing a well-protected fortress. In the final verse, the artist reflects on the changes he has undergone and the dangers of fame. He expresses a desire to be a leader, but not with a focus on becoming famous. He acknowledges the stress and risks that come with fame but also highlights the importance of staying true to oneself and being prepared for the challenges that arise. The verse ends with a cautionary message, as he encourages others to be wary of the influence of money and to maintain their individuality and readiness to face criticism. Overall, "Some Days" portrays Upchurch's desire for escape and acknowledgement of the challenges that come with fame, while also emphasizing the importance of staying true to oneself. The lyrics reflect his personal struggles and the complexities of his thoughts and feelings.
