2 4 6 8
Placebo · Other Songs - Placebo
That I used to live with who once told me that the sky was green.
I didn't believe him so I hit back with a short sharp
shot, disco me to oblivion baby.
He uh, couldn't appreciate my sense of humour and that's
when we started to grow apart.
Homemaker
Heartbreaker
Homemaker
Heartbreaker
Strange
Feelin
Pain
Feelin
Wretched
Ohhh
My soul
No pain
No gain
Well things didn't improve for our relationship when
I was seduced by his wife
And then I fell in love with his daughter.
And I can't help who I fall in love with, ok?
Then one day I accidently castrated his prized poodle
with an electric can opener. Yaaoucha!
He kicked me out of the house and he burnt all my pictures
of his sweet Jimmy Dean.
Homemaker
Heartbreaker
Homemaker
Heartbreaker
Strange
Feelin
Pain
Feelin
It's wretched
Ohhh
My soul
If it don't hurt
It don't work
No
I was alone but that was only the beginning
Said I was alone but that was only the beginning
Yeah I was alone but that was only the beginning
I was alone but that was only the beginning
Homemaker
Heartbreaker
Homemaker
Heartbreaker
Strange
Feelin
Pain
Feelin
It's wretched
Ohhh
My soul
2 4 6 8
Who do we appreciate?
2 4 6 8
Who do we appreciate?
Say 2 4 6 8
Who do we appreciate?
2 4 6 8
Who do we appreciate?
Strange
Feelin
Pain
Feelin
It's wretched
Ohhh
My soul
2 4 6 8
Placebo's "2 4 6 8" captures the band's signature blend of alternative rock and gothic undertones. The track showcases the group's ability to merge melodic sensibilities with a distinct, often melancholic edge that has defined their discography. While the song stands as a compelling piece of their broader musical output, it reflects the experimental tendencies often found in their recordings. The composition highlights the interplay between the band's rhythmic drive and atmospheric textures, creating a soundscape that resonates with fans of the genre. As part of their extensive catalogue, the recording demonstrates the enduring appeal of their unique sonic identity, offering listeners a moment of introspection within a dynamic musical framework.