"Runaway (Free Larry Hoover Benefit Concert Version)" is a song by Kanye West and Drake that contains a mixture of introspection, arrogance, and desperation. It is a song that explores some of the complex feelings and behaviors surrounding a toxic relationship.

The song's lyrics begin with Kanye West and Rick James encouraging the audience to make some noise, which sets the tone for the song's impulsive and chaotic nature. The first verse finds Kanye discussing his inability to remain faithful to his partner and his tendency to blame her for his mistakes. He admits that he's not very good at relationships and that he often finds something wrong with his partners.

The chorus encourages listeners to "have a toast for the douchebags" and "run away fast as you can," suggesting that leaving a toxic relationship is the best solution. The second verse finds Kanye blaming his partner for his problems again and admitting that he's gifted at finding what he doesn't like.

The outro of the song is also notable, with Kanye repeatedly asking for his partner to run away from him before begging her to "run back-back to me." This desperation paints a picture of someone who knows they are toxic but can't help but hold onto the relationship.

Overall, "Runaway (Free Larry Hoover Benefit Concert Version)" is a reflection on the complexities of toxic relationships, with Kanye admitting his own flaws and destructive tendencies while also blaming his partner. The chorus encourages listeners to leave toxic relationships, while the outro depicts the desperation that can come with letting go.