Please Please

Robbie Williams · Other Songs - Robbie Williams

There's scary monsters in my bedroom tonight

They're playing off-on-off-on-off with the lights

Without permission they just dizz up the lights

And they're not seeing the lights, alright



I wish they go and talk to Jesus instead

Cause now they're bored and want to mess with my head

I know I'm lonely but I won't share my bed

All the things that you do when you're dead



Please, please

Aahahahaahahaa

Please, please

Aahahahaahahaa

Please, please

Aahahahaahahaa

Please, please

Aahahahaahahaa

Oh, you're breaking my heart



When I was young I didn't know what to do

I started thinking maybe I was dead too

A world of actors watching me, watching you

Till I hadn't a clue what was true



Don't send the sandman to a sensitive kid

And make-up monsters in my house where they live

You'll beat the demons that they scare themselves with

I know 'cause you know that I did



Please, please

Aahahahaahahaa

Please, please

Aahahahaahahaa

Please, please

Aahahahaahahaa

Please, please

Aahahahaahahaa

Oh, you're breaking my heart



Oh, I'm so scared

Knowing there's no one

Or knowing there's somebody there



Mental arithmetic

Make me a lunatic

Hail to the heretic

I'm feeling alright, it's alright



Please, please

Aahahahaahahaa

Please, please

Aahahahaahahaa

Please, please

Aahahahaahahaa

Please, please

Aahahahaahahaa

Oh, are you breaking my heart

Please Please

Released by Robbie Williams in 1997, "Please Please" stands as a defining track from his early solo career, capturing the raw energy and melodic sensibilities of the Britpop era. The song showcases Williams' signature blend of rock and pop, characterized by driving rhythms and emotive vocals that became hallmarks of his discography. As a standalone recording, it reflects the transitional period in his career where he was establishing a distinct identity beyond his previous work with Take That. The track remains a staple of his live performances and has been included in various greatest hits compilations, cementing its status as a representative work of his early solo output. Its enduring popularity highlights Williams' ability to craft anthemic songs that resonate with audiences across generations.