Sirens in my head people talking loud but i can't hear a thing
Hidden in the wood in your neighbourhood trying to escape but losing it
In the parking lot in the club at the motel when i'm drunk
Tell me where you've gone baby what have i done
In the parking lot in the club in your bedroom when i'm drunk
Tell me where you've gone baby what have i done
Silence in the wood i'm in your neighbourhood violence all around i'm looking for a light
Lying on a bench waiting for a soul to pick me up in the lost and found
Your voice in my head i'm so glad that you came though you tell me you don't understand
Why i hurt myself
Don't we all cut ourselves up until we feel the pain of who we are
Baby there's no victim there's no killer just you and me and no one to forgive
I don't care if i die if i can't lose myself
So here i am yeah here i am braindead
Damien Saez, known simply as Saez, is a French singer-songwriter born in Paris in 1978. The son of an Algerian mother and a Spanish father, his music reflects a diverse cultural influence that translates into poetic lyrics and evocative melodies. Saez debuted in 2003 with the album "Le Chant des Oiseaux", followed by successes like "La Vie en Rose" (2006) and "L'Amour est un Jeu" (2010). His music, often described as folk-rock or chanson française, is characterized by a strong emotional component and lyrics that explore themes such as love, loss, loneliness, and the search for identity. Saez has collaborated with artists like Alain Souchon and Jean-Louis Aubert, solidifying his status as an important figure in contemporary French music. Among his most representative songs are "Le Chant des Oiseaux", "La Vie en Rose" and "L'Amour est un Jeu".
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