You pull on your Armour
And put up defences
Why do you want to?
Because I'm here to protect you
So take it easy
I'll make it so easy
You can lay your head down
And we'll leave it til tomorrow
You seem to believe you belong to somebody else
When you leave me alone in this world
You know that I'm in hell
When you know what it's like
To be lonely and by yourself
When your life is tangled
You wear your disguises
But why do you need to
When I'm standing here beside you?
You can lay your head down
And we'll leave it til tomorrow
You seem to believe you belong to somebody else
When you leave me alone in this world
You know that I'm in hell
When you know what it's like
To be lonely and by yourself
Slipping through my fingers
And into another's
Tell me why won't you turn back?
You seem to believe you belong to somebody else
(You know what it's like you shouldn't have to be told)
When you leave me alone in this world
You know that I'm in hell
(It's hard enough when you're alone in the world)
When you know what it's like
To be lonely and by yourself
La Roux is a British musical duo formed in London in 2008 by Elly Jackson (vocals) and Ben Langmaid (production, keyboards). Their sound draws inspiration from the synthpop of the 1980s, with influences from artists such as Yazoo, The Human League, Heaven 17, and Blancmange. The name of the group derives from Elly Jackson's red hair. La Roux achieved international success in 2009 with the single "In for the Kill", which topped the British and European charts. Their self-titled debut album, released the same year, was critically acclaimed and sold millions of copies worldwide. Among the group's most notable songs are also "Bulletproof" and "Quicksand". La Roux disbanded in 2014 to later reunite in 2018 with the release of the album "Supervision".
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