Waiting For The Son Of Man

Placebo · Box Set [2009]

Patience comes to the ugly, but not me.

Laughter comes to the lucky, but not me

People in my head that won't stop talking.

Nothing in my dream that isn't -

Creepy crawling

Walking in the park and I think that I'm falling,

Swimming in the sea and I think I'll-

You Guessed It.



Only Life guards,

Only Life guards

Packing All the Time

Can Save me.

Waiting, Waiting,

waiting-

For the Son of Man.

For the Son -

of Man.



Patience comes to the ugly, but not me.

Concentration comes to the Ugly, but not me.

Nothing on the box that hasn't been born, no one on the street that isnt old.

Driving in the car and I thinking that I'm crashing,

Swimming in the sea and I think I'll-

You Guessed It.



Only Life guards,

only Lifeguards,

Packin' all the time,

Can save me.



Waiting, waiting,

Waiting-

For he Son of Man.

For the Son-

of Man.

Waiting For The Son Of Man

Released on Placebo's 2009 Box Set, 'Waiting For The Son Of Man' stands as a potent example of the band's late-period intensity. The track channels the group's signature blend of post-punk energy and melodic sensibility, characteristic of their work during the 2000s. It features the signature layered vocals and driving rhythms that defined their discography, capturing a moment of raw emotional expression within the broader context of their evolving sound. As part of this curated collection, the recording reflects Placebo's continued commitment to crafting complex, atmospheric tracks that resonate with fans of the genre.