Jailer
Rasmus, The · Playboys
Would you please help
Mr Jailer
I
Better get out of this place and soon
Don't know how to sleep at night
Yeah, you say its alright but it's not
no no no no
You know i'm a little bit scared
Yup
Well it's a fact
Well it's a real fact
That just about every guy in this prison hates me
C'mon
Gimme the key
Set me free
Set me free
You know me, You know me
Ha
You don't have to be sorry here
To listen to my story
I would never hurt ya
I would never touch ya
With my finger
I will leave your family alone
I will never pull the dogs tail
I will never come back.
Are you ever gonna feel like me?
I'm goin fine
Are you ever gonna feel like me?
I'm goin fineAre you ever gonna feel like me?
Alright now
Imagine yourself in this cell
In this situation
You don't care
You don't see things, yeah
How would you react if you were me?
Would you like to be free?
Hey! You have got a key to the lock of my door
Together,
We can make things better
If you wanna do something cool
Let me go back to the hood
With my men
Oh God! that I miss them!
I'll get back to the picture
See my homies again
I'll be good by my nature
Please
Mr Jailer
Mr Bailer
Whatever
I
I'm goin fine
Are you ever gonna feel like me? repeat 4
(are you ever gonna feel like me)
Are you ever gonna feel like me? repeat 3
Jailer
Jailer stands as a defining track within the discography of The Rasmus, showcasing the band's signature blend of alternative rock and gothic undertones. Released on the album Playboys, the song captures the group's evolution during a period of significant stylistic experimentation. The recording features the band's characteristic heavy guitar riffs and emotive vocal delivery, establishing a moody atmosphere that resonates with fans of the genre. As part of their broader catalogue, the work demonstrates the Finnish rockers' ability to craft compelling narratives through sound, balancing melodic accessibility with darker thematic elements. This piece remains a notable song in their body of work, reflecting the creative energy that propelled their international recognition during the early 2000s.