Brick Shithouse

Placebo · Box Set [2009]

Meet The Brick Shithouse

Kiss the Brick Shithouse X6

Meet The Brick Shithouse

Don't you wish you'd never met her ?

Don't you wish you'd never met her ?

Don't you wish you'd never met her ?



Lay him down, lie on

Lay him down

Now your lover went and put me in the ground,

I'll be watching, when he's around.

Now your lover went and put me in the ground,

I'll be watching



Meet the Brick Shithouse,

Kiss the Brick Shithouse,

Meet the Brick Shithouse,

Kiss.



Lay him down, lie on

Lay him down

Now your lover went and put me in the ground,

I'll be watching, when he's around.

Now your lover went and put me in the ground,

I'll be watching when he's around

When you cum you never make a single sound,

I'll be watching, when he's around,

When he's around, when he's around,

He's around.



Don't you wish you'd never met her ?

Don't you wish you'd never met her ?

Don't you wish you'd never met her ?



Lay him down, lie on

Lay him down

Now your lover went and put me in the ground,

I'll be watching, when he's around.

Now your lover went and put me in the ground,

I'll be watching when he's around

When you cum you never make a single sound,

I'll be watching, when he's around,

When he's around, when he's around,

He's around.



Don't you wish you'd never met her ?

Don't you wish you'd never met her ?

Don't you wish you'd never met her ?

Brick Shithouse

Brick Shithouse stands as a notable song in Placebo's expansive discography, capturing the band's signature blend of alternative rock and gothic undertones. Released during a period of prolific output, the track reflects the group's ability to craft atmospheric soundscapes that resonate with their dedicated fanbase. The recording showcases the distinctive interplay between Brian Molko's emotive vocals and Stefan Olsdal's melodic guitar work, hallmarks of the band's sonic identity. As part of their broader catalogue, the song contributes to the narrative of Placebo's evolution, demonstrating their commitment to exploring diverse textures within the rock genre. This piece remains a testament to the band's enduring influence and their capacity to deliver compelling musical experiences that define their era.