Pink Water 2

Indochine · Alice Et June [2005]

Sky

I'm gonna leave tonight

You know

I've got a life to live

And it's getting late

So, I'm gonna leave tonight



I can't decide if I'm the one you need

Or what you want out of life

I always thought you'd be the one to leave

The one to change your mind



I'm on a rocket to a dying star

You have to stay behind

Can't take you with me 'cause it's very far

And you don't have the time



(Get me out of this place

Get me out of this place

Get me out of this

place)



Sky

I'm gonna leave tonight

You know

I've got a life to live

And it's getting late



I can't decide if I'm the one you need

Or what you want out of life

I always thought you'd be the one to leave

The one to change your mind



I'm on a rocket to a dying star

You have to stay behind

Before I met you, I was crushing cars

And I was doing fine



Get me out of this place

Get me out of this town

Before I drown in your deep pink water

I won't remember your face

I can't remember your frown

Because I'll drown in your deep pink water



(Ten, nine, eight, seven)

Sky (six)

I'm gonna leave tonight (five, four)

(three)

You know (two)

(one)

I've got a life to live

And it's getting late



I'm on a rocket to a dying star

You have to stay behind

Can't take you with me 'cause it's very far

And you don't have the time



I'm on a rocket to a dying star

You have to stay behind

Before I met you, I was crushing cars

And I was doing fine



Get me out of this place

Get me out of this town

Before I drown in your deep pink water

I won't remember your face

I can't remember your frown

Because I'll drown in your deep pink water



Get me out of this place

Get me out of this town

Before I drown in your deep pink water

I won't remember your face

I can't remember your frown

Because I'll drown in your deep pink water

Pink Water 2

Pink Water 2 stands as a notable track within Indochine's expansive discography, appearing on the 2005 album Alice Et June. This recording captures the band's signature blend of new wave and synth-pop, showcasing the atmospheric textures that have defined their sound for decades. As part of a prolific body of work, the song reflects the group's continued evolution while maintaining the melodic sensibilities that have secured their status as icons of French rock. The track contributes to an era where the band explored darker, more introspective themes alongside their characteristic theatricality. Listeners familiar with Indochine's catalogue will recognize the polished production and emotive delivery that characterize this period, offering a compelling snapshot of their artistic direction during the mid-2000s.