Funny Feelings
112 · Room 112
Girl I, Girl I
Got The Funny Feelings
Oh Yeah, Yes I Do
112 Yeah
Q
Everytime I Try To Kiss Your Lips
You Turn Away
And When I Try To Hold You Near My Heart
You Just Tell Me Not Today
Well The Days, Grow To Weeks
And The Weeks Just Add On
And I Try To Be Strong
But I Feel Like You Don't Love Me
Anymore
(Chorus) Funny Feelings
Fun-ny Feelings
That You Don't Love Me Anymore
Funny Feelings
Fun-ny Feelings
That You Don't Love Me Anymore
I Find Myself
Sitting By The Phone
Waiting For It To Ring
And Though My Mailbox Is Always Full
But From You I Never Receive A Thing
Well I Try
To Just Go
By The Things That You Say
But The Things That You Do
They Just Tell Me That You Don't Love Me Anymore
Chorus
Oh Baby
Well I Try
I Try To Just Go
By The Things, The Things That You Say
But The Things, The Things That You Do
They Just Tell Me That You Don't Love Me Baby, Anymore
Chorus
Funny Feelings
Released on the 1981 album Room 112, "Funny Feelings" is a defining track by the British synth-pop duo 112. As a cornerstone of the early electronic music scene, the song exemplifies the genre's characteristic blend of synthesizers and danceable rhythms that captivated audiences in the early 1980s. The recording stands as a testament to the duo's ability to craft atmospheric soundscapes that balanced melodic hooks with a distinct, futuristic production style. Alongside other notable releases from the same era, such as "Love You Like I Did" and "So Much Love," "Funny Feelings" helped establish 112's reputation as pioneers of the genre, influencing subsequent developments in electronic and new wave music through its innovative use of sound and structure.