The Drug in Me Is Reimagined - Falling in Reverse - MP3 instrumental karaoke

On "The Drug in Me Is Reimagined," you can practically feel the anguish in Ronnie Radke's voice as he spits out the song's pre-chorus with all his might: "I felt the darkness as it tried to pull me down / The kind of dark that haunts a hundred-year-old house / I wrestle with my thoughts, I shook the hand of doubt / Running from my past, I’m prayin', "Feet, don't fail me now," he intones. Released in 2020, "The Drug in Me Is Reimagined," is a re-recording of Falling in Reverse's original 2011 track “The Drug In Me Is You”—included on their debut album of the same name, which shot to number 19 on the Billboard 200, notching up an impressive 18,000 copies in its first week alone—and has been re-envisioned with piano and orchestral tones to show the song, and its meaning, in a starker light. In December 2019, "The Drug in Me Is You" was certified gold by RIAA. To mark this momentous occasion, the band rolled out The Drug In Me Is Gold tour.