| Song Credit | Details |
| Released | July 13, 2023 |
| Vocals | Noah Kahan & Post Malone |
| Label | Universal Music Group |
| Written | Noah Kahan, Noah In The Open & Post Malone |
| Producer | Gabe Simon & Noah Kahan |
| Singer | Noah Kahan & Post Malone |
| Song | Dial Drunk |
Dial Drunk Lyrics Noah Kahan & Post Malone
[Verse 1: Noah Kahan]
I’m rememberin’ I promised to forget you now
But it’s rainin’ and I’m callin’ drunk
And my medicine is drownin’ your perspective out
So I ain’t takin’ any fault
Am I honest still? Am I half the man I used to be?
I doubt it, forget about it, whatever
And the dial tone is all I have
[Chorus: Noah Kahan & Post Malone]
I ain’t proud of all the punches that I’ve thrown
In the name of someone I no longer know
For the shame of being young, drunk, and alone
Traffic lights and a transmitter radio
I don’t like that when they threw me in the car
I gave your name as my emеrgency phone call
Honey, it rang and rang, еven the cops thought you were wrong for hanging up
I dial drunk, I’ll die a drunk, I’ll die for you
I’ll die
[Verse 2: Post Malone, Noah Kahan & Post Malone]
Drinks pourin’, couldn’t stop it
Turn another slow dance into a mosh pit
Tuck my head, then I heard the lock, and
Told them that my first car was a Crown Vic
Talkin’ ’bout last time I was in the back of a cop car, I fell in love
And my face on the cold window, try to sober back up and loosen my cuffs
And it’s all the same anyway
[Chorus: Noah Kahan & Post Malone, Post Malone]
Mm, I ain’t proud of all the punches that I’ve thrown
In the name of someone I no longer know
For the shame of being young, drunk, and alone
Traffic lights and a transmitter radio
I don’t like that when they threw me in the car
I gave your name as my emergency phone call
Honey, it rang and rang, even the cops thought you were wrong for hanging up
I dial drunk, I’ll die a drunk, I’d die for you
Well, I’d die for you
Bridge: Noah Kahan, Post Malone, Noah Kahan & Post Malone]
I beg you, sir, just let me call
I’ll give you my blood alcohol
I’ll rot with all the burnouts in the cell
I’ll change my faith, I’ll praise the flag
Just wait, I swear she’ll call me back
“Oh, son, are you a danger to yourself?”
Fuck that, sir, just let me call
I’ll give you my blood alcohol (Ooh)
I’ll rot with all the burnouts in the cell
I’ll change my faith, I’ll kiss the badge
Just wait, I swear she’ll call me back (Ooh)
“Son, why do you do this to yourself?”
[Chorus: Noah Kahan & Post Malone, Post Malone, Noah Kahan]
And I said, “I ain’t proud of all the punches that I’ve thrown, ah
In the name of someone I no longer know” (I no longer know)
For the shame of being young, drunk, and alone
Traffic lights and a transmitter radio, ah
I don’t like that when they threw me in the car
I gave your name as my emergency phone call
Honey, it rang and rang, even the cops thought you were wrong for hanging up
I dial drunk, I’ll die a drunk, I’d die for you
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About Noah Kahan:–
Noah Kahan is an American singer-songwriter known for his introspective lyrics and soulful voice. His music blends folk, pop, and indie influences, resonating with listeners through deeply personal and relatable themes.
Noah Kahan’s journey into music began in his small hometown of Strafford, Vermont. Growing up in a rural setting, Kahan found solace and inspiration in the natural beauty around him, which later influenced his songwriting. He started writing songs at a young age, using music as a means to express his emotions and experiences. This early passion for music eventually led him to pursue a career in the industry, where his unique sound and authentic storytelling quickly garnered attention.
Kahan’s breakout moment came with the release of his single “Young Blood” in 2015, which became a viral hit. This success paved the way for his debut EP, “Hurt Somebody,” released in 2018. The title track, a collaboration with Grammy-nominated artist Julia Michaels, received widespread acclaim and further established Kahan as a rising star in the music scene. His ability to convey raw emotion and vulnerability in his lyrics resonated with a wide audience, earning him a dedicated fanbase.
Following the success of his EP, Kahan released his debut album “Busyhead” in 2019. The album showcased his growth as an artist, with tracks that delved into themes of mental health, self-discovery, and the complexities of human relationships. Kahan’s poignant lyrics and captivating melodies struck a chord with listeners, solidifying his reputation as a talented and relatable songwriter. His music has since been featured in various media, further expanding his reach and impact.
As Kahan continues to evolve as an artist, he remains committed to creating music that speaks to the human experience. His subsequent releases, including the albums “Cape Elizabeth” (2020) and “I Was / I Am” (2021), have further cemented his place in the music industry. With a voice that carries both strength and vulnerability, Noah Kahan continues to captivate audiences with his heartfelt storytelling and authentic approach to songwriting.
Conclusion
“Dial Drunk” by Noah Kahan and Post Malone, released on July 13, 2023, dives into the struggles of intoxication and heartbreak. Through poignant verses and a gripping chorus, the song captures the raw emotions of regret and longing.
With its introspective lyrics and soulful vocals, “Dial Drunk” showcases the collaborative talent of Kahan and Malone, highlighting their ability to evoke deep emotional resonance in their music.
