Sucker love is heaven sent
You pucker up, our passion's spent
My heart's a tart, your body's rent
My body's broken, yours is spent

Carve your name into my arm
Instead of stressed I lie here charmed
'Cause there's nothing else to do
Every me and every you

Sucker love a box I choose
No other box I choose to use
Another love I would abuse
No circumstances could excuse

In the shape of things to come
Too much poison, come undone
'Cause there's nothing else to do
Every me and every you
Every me and every you
Every me

Sucker love, who's known to swing
Prone to cling and waste these things
Pucker up for heaven's sake
There's never been so much at stake

I serve my head up on a plate
It's only comfort, calling late
'Cause there's nothing else to do
Every me and every you
Every me and every you
Every me

Every me and every you
Every me

Like the naked leads the blind
I know I'm selfish, I'm unkind
Sucker love, I always find
Someone to bruise and leave behind

All alone in space and time
There's nothing here, but what here's mine?
Something borrowed, something blue
Every me and every you
Every me and every you
Every me

Every me and every you
Every me

Every me and every you
Every me

Every me and every you
Every me

Every me and every you
Every me

Every me and every you
Every me


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    In order to understand "Sucker Love" by Placebo you have to realise that what mr Brian Molko is talking about is the vision of HOMOSEXUAL LOVE.

    Let's get into a throughout verse by verse analysis of this wonderful song;

    "Sucker love is heaven sent." (The vision of homosexual love is heaven sent) "You pucker up, our passion's spent." (As long as you (the partner) pucker up - you retreat, the passion is spent - there is no interest for further completion) "My hearts a tart, your body's rent." (I ,who want homosexual love, am immoral and I have rent your body meaning that I have made it mine although it does not belong to me) "My body's broken, yours is bent." (I who want homosexual love have a broken body when yours who retreats is only bent - I am weaker)

    "Carve your name into my arm." ( Make your stigma permanent) "Instead of stressed, I lie here charmed." (Instead of stress I feel charm) "Cuz there's nothing else to do," (Homosexual love is inevitable) Every me and every you. (It is inevitable for every me and every you)

    "Sucker love, a box I choose." (Box is slang for vagina. I will go straight) "No other box I choose to use." (Monogamy) "Another love I would abuse," (I am not suitable for another love other than the straight one) "No circumstances could excuse." (No circumstances could excuse another love other than the straight one)

    "In the shape of things to come." (Things will come in this straight love I chose) "Too much poison come undone." (There will be hurt in this straight love) "Cuz there's nothing else to do," (It is inevitable) "Every me and every you. Every me and every you, Every Me...he" (It's inevitable for everyone)

    "Sucker love is known to swing." (The vision of homosexual love is known to be everywhere) "Prone to cling and waste these things." (Prone to cling on my mind and waste all my saying about straight love) "Pucker up for heavens sake." (Retreat for heavens sake) "There's never been so much at stake." (The vision of homosexual love puts me at stake meaning that I am in an inner stuggle without peace of mind)

    "I serve my head up on a plate." ( I commit suicide) "It's only comfort, calling late." (It's the only comfort from this inner struggle) "Cuz there's nothing else to do," (It's inevitable) "Every me and every you. Every me and every you, Every Me...he" (Generalization)

    "Like the naked leads the blind." (The like for the naked (the truth) leads the blind (the ones who cannot see it)) "I know I'm selfish, I'm unkind." (I made a selfish and unkind conclusion) "Sucker love I always find, Someone to bruise and leave behind." (I (the vision of homosexual love) will always find someone to hurt and knock out)

    "All alone in space and time." (The vision of homosexual love is alone in space and time) "There's nothing here but what is here it is mine." (The vision of homosexual love is void and belongs to man) "Something borrowed, something blue." (The vision of homosexual love is inherited and it is blue - depressing) "Every me and every you. Every me and every you, Every Me...he" (Generalization)

    The song is called "Every You, Every Me" - a generalization - meaning that whatever mr Brian Molko sings applies to everyone.

    Thank you for reading!

    wave_of_castrationon July 28, 2010   Link

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