Self Destruction Mode – The Chainsmokers


I woke up in self-destruction mode

I press go and I do it again

I love my sins, they’re all I know

We got closer than all of my friends

Triple seven on the dash, guess I’m feeling lucky

I kinda got a thing for cash, I just want your money

I’m tying cherry knots, got ’em twisted like my stomach

I’m a mess, I’m a mess, I’m the best

Mm-yeah

I woke up in self-destruction mode

I press go and I do it again

I love my sins, they’re all I know

We got closer than all of my friends

C4, I do that damage

My ego is titanic

I woke up in self-destruction mode

Watch me go, I’ma do it again

I’ma do it again

I’m in the Czech Republic, checking out, come and find me

I can’t just have a little, drink it neat, never nicely

We woke up on a Monday, went to bed on a Friday

I like me, you wanna bite me

Devil on my shoulder

Say I just wanna know ya

And if you pull me closer

Oh, baby, I’ma show ya

My vision’s getting slower

Well, baby, what’s composure?

Should’ve listened when I told ya

I woke up in self-destruction mode

I press go and I do it again

I love my sins, they’re all I know

We got closer than all of my friends

C4, I do that damage

My ego is titanic

I woke up in self-destruction mode

Watch me go, I’ma do it again

I woke up in self-destruction mode

I woke up in self-destruction mode

I press go and I do it again

Exploring the Turbulent Energy of “Self Destruction Mode”

“Self Destruction Mode” by The Chainsmokers captures the allure and chaos of living recklessly. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a protagonist caught in a cycle of self-indulgence, embracing their flaws and vices rather than escaping them. Phrases like “I woke up in self-destruction mode” and “I love my sins, they’re all I know” reflect a raw honesty about the comfort found in bad habits. The song blends hedonistic bravado with an undercurrent of vulnerability, suggesting a struggle between self-awareness and the thrill of letting go. The energetic beats and candid storytelling make this track both a party anthem and a contemplative reflection on self-sabotage.

Song Credits

  • Artist: The Chainsmokers
  • Release Year: 2023

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