White Rabbit

"White Rabbit" by Bestla is the Bitch and The Kid's Corpses is a song inspired by Lewis Caroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland". The song describes the experience of being under the influence of drugs, specifically hallucinogens, and feeling like Alice in the story who encounters surreal and bizarre situations after following a white rabbit.
The first stanza suggests that the pills have contrasting effects, where one makes the user feel larger and the other smaller. The line "And the ones that mother gives you, don't do anything at all" could symbolize the ineffectiveness of traditional medicine or advice from authority figures. The reference to Alice being ten feet tall implies that the effects of the pills are intense and overwhelming.
The second stanza describes the act of chasing rabbits, which could symbolize chasing after an elusive and unattainable goal or desire. The reference to the hookah-smoking caterpillar represents an external influence that has caused the user to pursue this goal. The line "When she was just small" could imply that Alice was once innocent and naive, like the user before taking the pills.
The third stanza describes feeling disoriented and lost, where the men on the chessboard represent societal expectations and rules that dictate one's life direction. The mushroom represents a hallucinogen that alters one's perceptions and thoughts. The line "I think she'll know" suggests that Alice, who has navigated the strange world of Wonderland, understands the user's experience.
The last stanza describes the collapse of logic and reason, where the White Knight and Red Queen embody confusing and chaotic forces. The line "Remember what the dormouse said, feed your head" suggests that the user should seek knowledge and enlightenment rather than relying on external influences.
Overall, "White Rabbit" by Bestla is the Bitch (Ft. The Kid's Corpses) is a symbolically-rich song that speaks to the experience of mind-altering drugs and the surreal and confusing world that they can create.