Believe It
M People Lyrics

Spent Sunday morning in the air
This line talks about passing time without any particular activity. The singer has spent their morning idly, without any specific goal in mind.

Liquid lizards, laissez faire.
This line refers to a relaxed atmosphere. The phrase 'liquid lizards' indicates an effortless, fluid motion. 'Laissez-faire' means to let things take their own course, with minimal intervention or regulation.

The Holy Cow on a gravy train
This line is a play on the phrase 'holy cow' which is used to express surprise. A 'gravy train' is a source of easy money, and the two phrases together imply that the singer is in disbelief over something.

A little stain, so much pain.
This line could be interpreted in a few different ways but it seems to be about the idea that even small imperfections can cause significant damage. A small blemish or mistake can have far-reaching consequences.

Hey little angels drive on through
This line could be encouraging someone to persevere in the face of adversity. It's possible that the artist is urging themselves or someone else to keep pushing forward through difficult times.

The Chicken killer smiles at you.
This is a disturbing image. It's unclear who the 'chicken killer' is but the fact that they're smiling at the little angels implies a cruel or sadistic nature.

All steamed up on a video
This line could suggest being excited or hyped up about something, like watching a thrilling video that gets the heart racing.

It sure looks cool just like Hell below.
This line is a reference to the idea that Hell is often depicted as being fiery and cool at the same time. The artist seems to be saying that whatever they're feeling at the moment is both exhilarating and unnerving.

Can you believe it.
This is a rhetorical question that could be interpreted in several ways. It could express disbelief or wonder over something that's happened or been said.

You gotta read it
This line implies that there's something important to understand or to be communicated. The information at hand needs to be carefully analyzed and fully understood.

'Cause it's all about you.
The singer is emphasizing that whatever they're talking about is relevant to the listener or subject of the discussion. It's important and personal.

Can you believe
Again, this is a rhetorical question. It could express doubt, incredulity, or awe depending on the context.

I'm down on my knees.
This line is likely a metaphorical expression of the singer being in a position of vulnerability or humiliation. They may be pleading for mercy or help from a higher power or other individual.

Tell me what can I do.
The singer is asking for guidance or advice on what they should do in a difficult situation. They may feel overwhelmed or unsure of how to proceed.

I looked at love on Channel 3
This line is likely about the depiction of love in popular media. Channel 3 may be a reference to a specific channel or program that frequently portrays romantic relationships.

I just don't know who to believe
The artist is expressing uncertainty about what to believe regarding love or relationships. They may feel like they've been misled or are struggling to reconcile different messages about what love is or should be.

Johnny slapped her in the face
This line is distressing and suggests an act of violence. It's unclear who Johnny and the unidentified woman are, but the line implies a breach of trust or a violation of someone's physical boundaries.

Turn the cheek, turn the page.
This line is an expression of resilience in the face of conflict or wrongdoing. It's possible that the singer is urging themselves or someone else to move forward and not dwell on past hurts or offenses.

Boombox plays who get the joke
This line could suggest that the singer is listening to music that's lighthearted or humorous. They're looking for a little levity or entertainment amidst the chaos or uncertainty of the world.

I can't help wondering what's the dope.
This line suggests that the artist is curious about something and wants to know more. They may be skeptical of what they've heard or read and are seeking clarification or more information.

Goldfish bowl inside my head
This line is a metaphor for the artist's thought processes. A goldfish bowl is a small, confined space, which could imply that the artist feels limited or trapped in their own head; it's possible that they feel like they're not able to think clearly or objectively about their situation.

Truth and lies hanging by a thread.
This line suggests a precarious balance between truth and falsehood. The two concepts are intertwined and could easily tip over into one another. The artist may feel like they're walking on eggshells, unsure of what's real and what's not.