Catch
Kosheen Lyrics

Catch you
Repeated several times throughout the song as a refrain, this line refers to the singer's determination to catch someone who has caused them misery and whose actions they do not wish to see repeated.

You create misery
The singer identifies the person they wish to catch as being a source of misery, implying that their actions have caused significant harm or distress to others.

Have your cake and eat it
The singer accuses the person they wish to catch of being greedy, suggesting that they want to have everything they desire without feeling any negative consequences.

Take your place in history
The singer implies that the person they wish to catch is engaged in behavior that will have significant consequences and be remembered long after they are gone.

And pray we don't repeat it
The singer expresses concern that if this person's behavior is repeated, it will have devastating results and hopes that this will not happen in the future.

Call it faith, call it back, call it off
The singer suggests that the person they wish to catch might try to justify their actions by calling them various things, but it will not change what they have done and the consequences of their behavior.

Don't call me later
The singer tells the person they wish to catch not to try to reach out to them in the future, as they do not want any further involvement with them.

Lay your head in your bed, it's just how they made it
The singer implies that the person they wish to catch cannot avoid the consequences of their actions, which were created by circumstances beyond their control.

Out of my way I'm running
The singer is determined to catch the person they are chasing, indicating a sense of urgency and a need for action.

It's your day believe it
The singer suggests that the person they are chasing may be feeling confident or self-assured, but that they will soon be caught and held accountable for their actions.

It's your date with destiny
The singer suggests that the person they are chasing is about to face the consequences of their actions in a significant way, and that their future is predetermined by what they have done.

It's too late to leave it
The singer implies that the person they are chasing cannot escape the consequences of their actions, no matter how much they might regret them now.

After all it's your it's your party
The singer implies that the person they are chasing is responsible for the mess they have created, and that they must take ownership of their actions.

Call it luck, call it faith, call me beautiful to my face
The singer suggests that the person they are chasing might try to argue that the consequences they are facing are entirely out of their control and due to luck or fate, but that this will not change the reality of what has happened.

Call it out to my surprise, it's just how they made it
The singer suggests that the person they are chasing might try to surprise them with unexpected explanations for their behavior, but that this will not change the fact that they are responsible for what has happened.