Same Drugs

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"Same Drugs" is a mellow, piano-driven song by Chance the Rapper from his acclaimed mixtape "Coloring Book," reflecting on nostalgia and growing apart.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
album Coloring Book
artist Chance the Rapper
associatedWith Chicago music scene
independent hip hop
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
genre R&B
hip hop
soul
hasAudienceReception critical acclaim
hasHookType sung chorus
hasImagery Peter Pan references
childhood memories
hasInstrumentation backing vocals
drums
piano
hasMood melancholic
reflective
hasMusicalFeature mellow sound
piano-driven instrumentation
hasNotableLyric We don't do the same drugs no more
hasReputation fan favorite
hasSubject emotional distance
loss of innocence
personal growth
includedIn Chance the Rapper live performances
isPartOf 2010s hip hop songs
language English
lyricsBy Chance the Rapper
mixtape Coloring Book
narrativePerspective first-person
partOf Chance the Rapper discography
Coloring Book track list
performer Chance the Rapper
productionCharacteristic minimalist arrangement
warm piano tone
releaseFormat digital download
streaming
style introspective
melodic rap
theme changing relationships
growing apart
nostalgia
vocalist Chance the Rapper
vocalStyle sing-rap
writer Chance the Rapper

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Coloring Book hasPart Same Drugs