Just Like A Pill

Cascada · Perfect Day [2007]

I'm lying here on the floor where you left me

I think I took too much

I'm crying here, what have you done?

I thought it would be fun



I can't stay on your life support, there's a shortage in the switch

I can't stay on your morphine, it's making me itch

I said I tried to call the nurse again, but she's being a little bitch

I think I'll get out of here



Where I can run, as fast as I can

To the middle of nowhere

To the middle of my frustrated fears

And I swear, you're just like a pill

Instead of making me better

You keep making me ill

You keep making me ill



Run, as fast as I can

To the middle of nowhere

To the middle of my frustrated fears

And I swear, you're just like a pill

Instead of making me better

You keep making me ill

You keep making me ill



I haven't moved from the spot where you left me

This must be a bad trip

All of the other pills they were different

Maybe I should get some help



I can't stay on your life support, there's a shortage in the switch

I can't stay on your morphine, it's making me itch

I said I tried to call the nurse again, but she's being a little bitch

I think I'll get out of here



Where I can run, as fast as I can

To the middle of nowhere

To the middle of my frustrated fears

And I swear, you're just like a pill

Instead of making me better

You keep making me ill

You keep making me ill



Run, as fast as I can

To the middle of nowhere

To the middle of my frustrated fears

And I swear you're just like a pill

Instead of making me better

You keep making me ill

You keep making me ill



Where I can run, as fast as I can

To the middle of nowhere

To the middle of my frustrated fears

And I swear, you're just like a pill

Instead of making me better

You keep making me ill

You keep making me ill

Just Like A Pill

Just Like A Pill represents a pivotal moment in Cascada's early discography, showcasing the group's signature blend of high-energy dance and pop sensibilities. Released on the 2007 album Perfect Day, the track highlights the production team's ability to craft infectious melodies that dominated European radio waves. The song features the group's characteristic driving beats and polished vocal delivery, establishing a sound that would define their subsequent releases. As part of a catalogue that includes major hits like Everytime We Touch, this recording demonstrates the consistent quality and commercial appeal that propelled the German trio to international prominence. The track remains a staple of their live performances, reflecting the enduring popularity of their dance-oriented approach to mainstream pop music.