Despite its "drunk and high" hook, the song isn't actually about substance use. According to analysts, it’s a metaphor for the . It’s a "hymn" in the sense that it celebrates being "reborn" through friendship or love.
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There are songs that you hear, and then there are songs that you feel . Since its release in 2016 as part of A Head Full of Dreams , has remained one of those rare tracks that manages to be both a club anthem and a soulful meditation. A Collaboration of Giants