Hikaru Utada: Addicted to You (1999)
Music Video | 5 min | Music

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Hikaru Utada: Addicted to You (1999)

Music Video | 5 min | Music

The song "Addicted to You" by Hikaru Utada describes the feelings of a person who may be struggling with addiction to their partner. The lyrics suggest that the narrator doesn't necessarily need to see or talk to their partner every day, ...See moreThe song "Addicted to You" by Hikaru Utada describes the feelings of a person who may be struggling with addiction to their partner. The lyrics suggest that the narrator doesn't necessarily need to see or talk to their partner every day, but they still feel a strong attachment and longing for them. The idea of an "unchanging love" is challenged, as the narrator acknowledges that anxiety and uneasiness can make feelings of love or attachment even stronger. Despite knowing that their attachment may be seen as childish, the narrator struggles with their desire to be with their partner, even when they are not physically together. The lyrics suggest that the narrator may be in denial about the depth of their feelings, and that they may be using distractions such as phone calls and messaging to cope with their addiction to their partner. Throughout the song, the narrator describes their desire to be with their partner, to the point where they may be questioning their own sanity. The repeated use of phrases like "addicted to you" and "I might be addicted to you" suggest that the narrator is struggling to accept the depth of their emotions. Overall, the song explores the idea of addiction to love or to a partner, and the emotional struggles that can come with it. The narrator's feelings are complicated, and the lyrics suggest that there may not be a clear solution to their addiction. Written by SongTell See less

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