Humanoid

Tokio Hotel · Humanoid (DeLuxe Edition) [2009]

Against the love,

Against the fight,

Against the sun,

Against the night,

Against the rules

Against the force

Against the wall

Against it all



Oh no



I'm Humanoid

Whoa oh oh oh

I'm Humanoid

Whoa oh oh



Give me life

Give me air

My heart beats on

But I don't care

I hunt my shadow

But it's too fast

Give me more

Give me more

Can't get enough



I'm Humanoid

Whoa oh oh oh

I'm Humanoid

Whoa oh oh oh

I'm Humanoid

Fade to black

I'm Humanoid

Won't you come back



Take me away

Release the pain

I've caught myself in too many worlds

Position unknown, loneliness hurts

Hold me (I'm drowning)

Hold me



I'm done with systems

I'm done with reasons

I'm done with questions

I'm done with healing

Done with bleeding

I'm done



I'm Humanoid

I'm Humanoid

Whoa oh oh oh

I'm Humanoid

Whoa oh oh oh

I'm Humanoid

Fade to black

I'm Humanoid

Won't you come back



Take me away

Release the pain

Tomorrow will be the same

Tomorrow, tomorrow

I've caught myself in too many worlds

Position unknown, loneliness hurts

Hold me (I'm drowning)

Hold me



Give me something I can feel

Show me something I can see

Help me (I'm drowing)

Help me



Against the love

Against the fight

Against the wall

Against it all

Humanoid - Tokio Hotel

Released in 2009, 'Humanoid' is a high-energy track by the German rock band Tokio Hotel, serving as the title song for their fourth studio album. The song exemplifies the band's signature pop-punk and alternative rock sound, characterized by its driving rhythm, electronic elements, and the distinctive vocal style of frontman Bill Kaulitz. As a central piece on the deluxe edition release, the track reinforces the group's identity during a period of significant international expansion. It remains a defining example of their early discography, blending youthful rebellion with catchy melodies that resonated with a global youth audience. The recording captures the band's evolution from their German roots into a transnational pop phenomenon, solidifying their place in the modern rock landscape.