Koe Wetzel Lyrics, Meaning & Videos

Ragweed
Koe Wetzel Lyrics

I wanted you to know
That you're everything to me

Well, she misses Ragweed like I do
And her mama really thinks I'm trash
Along with her asshole step-dad too and
She's kind of weird and a full-time goof
Yeah, but she misses Ragweed like I do

Tries to tell me that Oklahoma's better but
I ain't got time for that
We've been wasting time getting drunk, getting high
I can't believe I fell in love

'Cause she misses Ragweed like I do
And her mama really thinks I'm trash
Along with her asshole step-dad too and...
She's kind of weird and a full-time goof
Yeah, but she misses Ragweed like I do

Well, she misses Ragweed like I do
And her mama really thinks I'm trash
Along with her bitch-ass step-dad too and

She's kind of weird and a full-time goof
Yeah, but she misses Ragweed like I do

In Koe Wetzel's song "Ragweed," the singer is in love with a girl who shares his affinity for the outlawed plant, Ragweed. Despite the fact that her mother and step-father disapprove of him, and the fact that she is quirky and a bit of a weirdo, the singer is smitten with her. He can't get enough of her dirty mouth and her unique personality. Despite their differences, they bond over their love for Ragweed and their shared desire to get drunk and high. The love between these two is unexpected and unconventional, but it is passionate and real.

The lyrics of "Ragweed" could be interpreted in a few different ways. Some might see it as a love story between two outcasts who find each other and connect over their shared love for an illegal substance. Others might see it as a cautionary tale about the dangers of drugs and the strange things they can make people do. Whatever interpretation one chooses, it's clear that "Ragweed" is a powerful and emotionally charged song that speaks to the hearts of many.

She misses Ragweed like I do
Both the singer and the girl he loves miss Ragweed, a kind of plant. They share this feeling.

And her mama really thinks I'm trash
The girl's mother has a low opinion of the singer as a person.

Along with her second step-dad too and
Not only the mother, but also the girl's second step-father does not like the singer either.

She's kind of weird and a full-time goof
The girl has a quirky personality and is always silly and playful.

Yeah, but she misses Ragweed like I...
Despite her quirks and her mother's disapproval, the girl and the singer bond over their shared love for Ragweed.

I wanted you to know That you're everything to me
The singer expresses a deep affection towards the girl and wants her to know how much she means to him.

'Cause I've been hooked on those eyes The way you smile, that dirty mouth saying "fuck me now"
The singer is attracted to the girl's eyes and smile, as well as her suggestive and vulgar language.

I think my friends will hate her, but it's hard not to love her
The singer believes his friends will not like the girl, but he himself finds it difficult not to love her.

Tries to tell me that Oklahoma's better but I ain't got time for that
The girl suggests that Oklahoma is better than where they are, but the singer is not interested in discussing it.

We've been wasting time getting drunk, getting high I can't believe I fell in love
The singer and the girl have spent a lot of time drinking and doing drugs together, and the singer is surprised he has fallen in love with her.

Along with her asshole step-dad too and...
The girl's step-father, who is unpleasant, also does not approve of the singer.

Along with her bitch-ass step-dad too and
Another reiteration of the fact that the girl's step-father is unpleasant and does not like the singer.

Yeah, but she misses Ragweed like I do
Once again, the shared love for Ragweed remains a bonding point between the girl and the singer, despite their other differences and the disapproval of the girl's family members.

Writer(s): Koe Wetzel

Contributed by Eva A. Suggest a correction in the comments below.

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