“Too Many Friends”: “My computer thinks I’m gay / I threw that piece of junk away / On the Champs-Élysées / As I was walking home.” “Sleeping With Ghosts”: “The sea’s evaporated though it comes as no surprise / These clouds we’re seeing, they’re explosions in the sky / It seems it’s written but we can’t read between the line.”
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“Song To Say Goodbye”: “You are one of God’s mistakes / You crying, tragic waste of skin / I’m well aware of how it aches / And you still won’t let me in.”
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“Special Needs”: “Remember me when you clinch your movie deal / And think of me stuck in my chair that has four wheels / Remember me through flash photography and screams / Remember me, special dreams.” “Meds”: “Baby, did you forget to take your meds? / I was alone, staring over the ledge / Trying my best not to forget all manner of joy, all manner of glee / And our one heroic pledge.” “The Bitter End”: “Since we’re feeling so anaesthetised / In our comfort zone / Reminds me of the second time / That I followed you home.” “Without You I’m Nothing”: “I’m unclean, a libertine, and every time you vent your spleen / I seem to lose the power of speech, your slipping slowly from my reach.” “Every You Every Me”: “Sucker love is known to swing, prone to cling and waste these things / Pucker up for heaven’s sake, there’s never been so much at stake.” “Pure Morning”: “A friend in need’s a friend indeed, a friend with weed is better / A friend with breasts and all the rest, a friend who’s dressed in leather.” Let’s take a closer look at 15 of the most memorable verses from their expansive discography. Over more than two decades, the band’s lyrical prowess has touched on themes ranging from mental health to romantic turmoil, societal critique to individual struggles.
Placebo, the iconic British band, has long been hailed for their distinctive alternative rock sound, and the introspective, often provocative lyrics penned by frontman Brian Molko.
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