FLO’s “I Can’t Be High Around You Anymore” captures the confusing rush of falling for someone who may not feel the same way. The song explores attraction, emotional vulnerability, and the fear that intimacy can create false hope. Its hazy R&B-inspired sound mirrors the uncertainty of wanting someone while questioning where the relationship stands.
I can’t be high around you anymore Lyrics
[Intro]
Let me just
Be a rock to this
Be a, be a rock to this
[Chorus: Jorja]
I can’t be high around you anymore
Makes me think you want me the way I want you
My mind is sayin’ that I could be yours
But I should ignore it ’cause that just ain’t true
I’m dreaming ’bout the things I wanna do (Wanna do)
If you take a little, maybe you might feel it too
I know I’m bugging, but one thing’s for sure (For sure)
I can’t be high around you anymore
[Verse 1: Jorja]
It happened again last night
You came around, so unannounced
Why you gotta do that?
I can’t pursue and we both know why
Silly of me to say we need to cut ties
[Pre-Chorus: Stella & Jorja]
Used to say, “Baby”, but we changed
Now you call me by my name
Memories I just can’t erasе, ooh-wee
In my intoxicated state
I always end up at your placе
Gotta be careful what you take, ’cause I
[Chorus: Jorja & Renée]
I can’t be high around you anymore
Makes me think you want me the way I want you (The way I want you)
My mind is sayin’ that I could be yours
But I should ignore it ’cause that just ain’t true (Ignore, true)
I’m dreaming ’bout the things I wanna do (Wanna do)
If you take a little, maybe you might feel it too (Feel it too)
I know I’m bugging, but one thing’s for sure (For sure)
I can’t be high around you anymore (It’s that)
[Verse 2: Stella, Renée, All]
Should’ve known that I’d run into you
This city’s way too small for me not to (Not to)
And I won’t blame you for not wanting me no more
Who wants to put up with Mrs. Insecure?
[Pre-Chorus: Renée, Stella, All]
Took a little bit too much (Too much)
Mind’s playing tricks on a girl in love (In love)
She be telling me you still feel the same (Same)
Gotta be careful (Careful) what I take, ’cause I (‘Cause I)
[Chorus: Jorja]
I can’t be high around you anymore (I can’t be high)
Makes me think you want me the way I want you (The way I want you)
My mind is sayin’ that I could be yours
But I should ignore it ’cause that just ain’t true (No, it ain’t true)
I’m dreaming ’bout the things I wanna do (Wanna do to you)
If you take a little, maybe you might feel it too (You might feel it)
I know I’m bugging, but one thing’s for sure (Thing’s for sure)
I can’t be high around you anymore
[Bridge: Renée, Stella, Jorja, All]
I can’t be high around you anymore (Anymore)
Makes me think you want me, but you don’t (Ooh)
Ooh, my mind is sayin’ that I should be yours (Mind is sayin’, should be yours) And I should ignore it
But that just ain’t true
I can’t be high around you
[Outro: Jorja, All]
I can’t be high around you anymore
I can’t be high
I can’t be high around you anymore
Around you, you
(Around you, around you; be a rock to this)
(Around you, around you; baby, just be a rock to this)
Video of I can’t be high around you anymore Lyrics – FLO
Song Credits
- Song Name :– I can’t be high around you anymore
- Singer Name :– FLO
- Producers:- KingJet
- Album:- THERAPY AT THE CLUB
- Release Date :– August 7, 2026
Song Bio of I can’t be high around you anymore Lyrics – FLO
FLO gets brutally honest about intoxicated overthinking on “I Can’t Be High Around You Anymore,” a sharp, self-aware cut from their album THERAPY AT THE CLUB, released August 7, 2026. Produced by KingJet, the track finds the British girl group’s members trading vocals across verses that trace a familiar late-night trap: an ex who shows up unannounced, a haze that blurs judgment, and a mind that keeps convincing itself old feelings might still be mutual.
What makes the song land is its refusal to romanticize the spiral. FLO’s members call themselves out in real time, admitting they know better even as they keep ending up back at the same door. The shift from pet names to given names becomes a quiet, devastating detail, a reminder of how much distance has grown between two people who used to be close. There’s humor in the self-deprecation, too, with one member joking about being hard to love, which keeps the track from tipping into pure melancholy.
Sonically, the song fits FLO’s ongoing exploration of vulnerability wrapped in R&B polish, continuing the introspective streak that’s defined their sophomore era.
