Pick Up Lyrics – Bankrol Hayden | from “Middle Of Somewhere”

Feel the pull of late-night regrets in “Pick Up,” the second track on Bankrol Hayden‘s new album Middle Of Somewhere, out today via Atlantic Records. At just 23, Hayden draws from his own scars – that near-fatal 2018 car crash that broke his back and ribs, plus the emotional weight of hits like “Brothers” and “Costa Rica” – to craft this raw take on toxic cycles. The 12-song project clocks in at a tight 33 minutes, blending melodic trap with collabs like charlieonnafriday on “2AM Somewhere,” capturing that stuck-in-the-moment limbo after a breakup.

In “Pick Up,” the liquor loosens old wounds, leading to calls you know will end in pain. Lines like “Something in the liquor, always make me pick up / When I’m only gonna hurt you again” hit hard, echoing the verse’s confession: “She said ‘you fucked me all up believe it or not, baby, it’s true’ / Hard to hit the decline button after all the shit we been through.” It’s classic Hayden – vulnerable but catchy, over moody beats that build like a buzz you can’t shake. This one slots into the album’s arc of highs and crashes, much like the nosebleed rush of “NoseBleeds” or the farewell ache in “Save Your Breath.” Fans are already streaming it on Apple Music and Spotify, praising how it updates the heartbreak playbook from his 2020 debut Pain Is Temporary. Dive into the Pick Up lyrics below and unpack its lingering ache. Don’t miss other Middle Of Somewhere tracks like 2AM Somewhere for more of Bankrol Hayden’s melodic trap truth.