Intro : Lisa knows a girl who's been abused It changed her philosophy in '82 She's always looking for a fight She keeps the neighbours up all night I go to her when I'm feeling slack The girl's using me as a punching bag I think that i could help her out But the girl's got a lot to be mad about And in the first moment of her waking up She knows she's losing it, yeah she's losing it When the first cup of coffee tastes like washing up She knows she's losing it, yeah she's losing Yeah she's losing it (2x) Lisa met Chelsea at the knocking school Chelsea didn't feel like following the rules So they left the place for another school Where the boys go with boys and the girls with girls Chelsea was the one who's been abused It changed her philosophy in '82 She says, "Inch for inch and pound for pound" Who needs boys when there's Lisa round ?" When she doesn't speak to anyone till four 0'clock She knows she's losing it, yeah she's losing it Oh yeah she's losing it.

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque la vie de deux jeunes femmes, Lisa et Chelsea, qui font face à des défis liés à des abus passés. Ce vécu les a profondément affectées, façonnant leur vision du monde et leurs relations. Dans leurs interactions, on ressent une fragilité, un désir de rébellion contre les normes établies. Au fil des paroles, il devient clair que Chelsea lutte avec ses émotions, cherchant refuge et soutien auprès de Lisa, tout en se rendant compte qu'elle perd pied dans cette quête de sens. La complicité entre les deux filles offre un truchement d'espoir au milieu des difficultés.