Слова песни Placebo — In A Funk [Japanese Bonus Track]

Call me anticipation,
Call me out of line
But I've got a hotel reservation in
The name of 'Valentine'
In the place where we’d vacation and
We walked across the beach
I felt your breath against my
Neck, as the waves caressed our feet

Heaven knows if you promise not to go
I will pay you back in kind
I don't want to be alone
I'm alive, so alive

Call me animation,
Call me asinine
But I'm in a desperate situation
With a mask to hide behind
The affect on our relations
And all that we believe
Feels like a slap across the face
Now there's a handprint on your cheek

Heaven knows if you promise not to go
I will pay you back in kind
I don't want to be alone
I'm alive, so alive

If you promise not to go
I will pay you back in kind
I don't want to be alone
I'm alive, so alive

Let me pay you back in kind
Let me pay you back in kind
Let me pay you back in kind
Let me pay you back

Is it my imagination?
Is it the end of the line?
Is it reconciliation or just
A way of killing time?

God only knows, if you promise not to go
I will pay you back in kind
I don't want to be alone
I'm alive, so alive

If you promise not to go
I will pay you back in kind
I don't want to be alone
I'm alive, so alive

Let me pay you back in kind
Let me pay you back in kind
Let me pay you back in kind
Let me pay you back in kind

Краткое описание

This song, «In A Funk» by Placebo, is a Japanese bonus track. It portrays a sense of anticipation and being out of line. The lyrics describe a hotel reservation made under the name of ‘Valentine’ and memories of a vacation spent together. The singer reminisces about walking on the beach, feeling their partner’s breath against their neck, and the waves caressing their feet. The lyrics also touch upon the desire to not be alone and the feeling of being alive. The song explores themes of desperation, wearing a mask to hide behind, and the impact on relationships. It expresses a longing for reconciliation and the fear of being alone. The lyrics suggest a willingness to pay back kindness and a plea to not go. Overall, «In A Funk» captures a mix of emotions and introspection.