Winefred RT - Dogs/vampire

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{Verse 1}
We eat alone sometimes
When the movie stops working
We sleep alone sometimes
When your mouth starts hurting

{Chorus}
Looks pretty tiring
Spitting out all that medicine
Racing dogs when you're turning thin
Honey, find a chair
Let the sunlight in
Or at least let your mom pretend
That someday you'll need her again
Honey, don't you dare
I can see you reaching
Oh
Oh
Oh

{Verse 2}
We're on the sugar maple street
By my high school science teacher's house
I told you he was good to me
You said "Now, what was that about?"
I'd take your picturе just to brag
But then the camera startеd smoking
You're like a real life vampire now
'Cause when you say you're gonna die you must be joking

{Chorus}
It sure looks tiring
Spitting out all that medicine
Racing dogs when you're turning thin
Honey, find a chair
Let the sunlight in
Or at least let your mom pretend
That someday you'll need her again
Honey, don't you dare
I can see you reaching
Ah

Release Date: December 13, 2023

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The song "Dogs/Vampire" by Winefred RT tells the story of a relationship filled with loneliness and struggle. The lyrics paint a picture of two individuals who often find themselves alone, dealing with physical and emotional pain. The chorus speaks of the exhaustion of constantly fighting illness and the desire for some semblance of normalcy. The imagery of racing dogs and sunlight serves as a metaphor for the fleeting nature of life and the importance of cherishing each moment. The reference to a "real life vampire" hints at the idea of someone who seems immortal despite facing mortality. Overall, the song captures the bittersweet reality of love and loss, leaving the listener with a sense of longing and hope.