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Semi-Charmed Life, by Third Eye Blind. Basically, it's a song about doing meth... Spent almost twenty years just singing the chorus with absolutely no idea what the rest of the lyrics were. Now, it kinda feels weird, ngl.
I love people being surprised by this song when a verse literally says 'doing crystal meth will lift you up until you break'.
"It won't stop, I won't come down
I keep stock with the tick-tock rhythm
I bump for the drop, and then I bumped up
I took the hit that I was given, then I bumped again
Then I bumped again"
That entire verse, but honestly rereading the lyrics, I'm amazed that got radio play in the Bible belt. I know it did, because I heard it uncensored in southeastern Indiana.