Stoned Again

Album: Man Alive! (2020)
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  • The literally screaming paranoia of "Stoned Again" finds King Krule recalling his misspent youth in South East London puffing skunk. "It's about growing up and it's just melodrama," he offered to Q magazine. "Getting into skunk and eventually just, I'm stoned again (laughs). I don't smoke weed anymore. When I was young, I loved it because it made me feel so good. Then it just weren't for me anymore. It made me feel really anxious. I would worry about things that I would never (normally) worry about."

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