Pleasure
Bruce Soord Lyrics


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I am your reason
I break your fall
I am your pleasure
I taste your soul

You want for nothing
I have it all
I give you pleasure
And so you will know

Thank me for mercy
I'll keep the flame
Get on your knees now
I'll show you pain

Thank me for meaning
I am your world
I am your pleasure
And so you will know

There's a cure in my pocket that I'm saving for a special day
There's a cure in my pocket that will make it all just go away

Can you hear me calling?
Can you see me falling?
Can you feel me hurting
In your mind?
I can tell this feeling
The pleasure is demeaning
But I know there's nothing
In your mind

Thank me for meaning
I am your world
I am your pleasure
And so you will know

There's a cure in my pocket that I'm saving for a special day
There's a cure in my pocket that will make it all just go away

Can you hear me calling?
Can you see me falling?
Can you feel me hurting
In your mind?
I can tell this feeling
The pleasure is demeaning




But I know there's nothing
In your mind

Overall Meaning

The song "Pleasure" by Bruce Soord is a haunting and introspective exploration of addiction and control. The opening lines, "I am your reason/I break your fall/I am your pleasure/I taste your soul" suggest that the singer is in control, providing pleasure and acting as a safety net for the singer. The lines "Thank me for mercy/I'll keep the flame/Get on your knees now/I'll show you pain" suggest a darker side to the singer's intentions, as they effectively hold the singer hostage with their ability to provide both pleasure and pain.


The lines "There's a cure in my pocket that I'm saving for a special day/There's a cure in my pocket that will make it all just go away" indicate that the singer is aware that their addiction is destructive, and that there is a way out, but they are not yet ready to take it. The chorus, "Can you hear me calling/Can you see me falling/Can you feel me hurting/In your mind?/I can tell this feeling/The pleasure is demeaning/But I know there's nothing/In your mind" speaks to the powerlessness and desperation often felt by those struggling with addiction.


Overall, "Pleasure" is a reminder of the destructive nature of addiction and the importance of getting help when needed.


Line by Line Meaning

I am your reason
I am the justification for all your actions.


I break your fall
I prevent you from hitting rock bottom.


I am your pleasure
I give you temporary satisfaction and enjoyment.


I taste your soul
I have a profound impact on your being and essence.


You want for nothing
All your desires are fulfilled by me.


I have it all
I possess everything you need and want.


I give you pleasure
I am the source of your immediate gratification.


And so you will know
You will become aware of the power I hold over you.


Thank me for mercy
Show gratitude for my willingness to forgive.


I'll keep the flame
I'll control and maintain the intensity of our relationship.


Get on your knees now
Submissively beg for my attention and favor.


I'll show you pain
I'll introduce you to suffering in order to enhance your pleasure.


Thank me for meaning
Acknowledge the importance and significance of my role in your life.


I am your world
I am the center and focus of your existence.


There's a cure in my pocket that I'm saving for a special day
I have the power to end your struggles but I choose not to yet.


There's a cure in my pocket that will make it all just go away
I have the solution to all your problems.


Can you hear me calling?
Can you sense my influence and attraction?


Can you see me falling?
Do you perceive my vulnerability and imperfection?


Can you feel me hurting in your mind?
Do you experience the emotional pain I inflict on you?


I can tell this feeling
I am aware of how my actions affect you.


The pleasure is demeaning
Your dependence on me is lowering your self-respect.


But I know there's nothing in your mind
You are unable to resist my allure and control.




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