(I Feel It But) I Can't Explain

Robbie Williams · Other Songs - Robbie Williams

I walk into a room

I say how do you do

They look at me and I look back at them

I slip into a chair

They say are you prepared I said I do not know



Sometimes I feel it but I can't explain

Sometimes I need and want them through my vains



Now there's ten in front of me

Asking me what do I see

I see nothing but butterflies and

Tests I did not know

The answers will not show

And all I see is butterflies and



Sometimes I feel it but I can't explain

Sometimes the answer's running to my brains



And in the long run you always said I'll be there beside you

And in the long run you always thought I'll be there to guide you



Sometimes I feel it but I can't explain

Sometimes I need it like a running train

Sometimes I feel it in my pride

Sometimes I take it in my stride



Slow down feelings

Loved up with you

I can't feel my legs

I can't feel you

Slow down feelings

Loved up with you

The night before an hour two

On my back and leaving you

Falling down the stairs and seen it through

Falling down feeling this

Monday morning I feel out of sorts

But that's ok

Dried up and dreaming

Punching and screaming

Feeling the morning through



Duuududududuudu...

(I Feel It But) I Can't Explain

Released by Robbie Williams in 1997, this track stands as a defining moment of his early career, blending pop sensibilities with a distinct indie-rock edge. The song captures the universal experience of sensing something significant without being able to articulate it, a theme that resonates deeply with listeners across generations. Featuring Williams' signature emotive vocals and a driving rhythm section, the recording showcases his ability to merge personal vulnerability with anthemic energy. It remains a staple of his discography, often cited as a precursor to his later mainstream success and a key component of his evolving musical identity during the mid-to-late 1990s.