A Little Death by The Neighbourhood

Artist: The Neighbourhood

Genre: Pop

Length: 3:29

“A Little Death” is the English translation of the French phrase “La petite mort"—a euphemism and popular reference for an orgasm. The song is characterized by a deep bass riff riding through its entirety, accompanying dreamy and gentle vocals. Each verse of the song is written in third person, with exception of the chorus being sung in first person. Appearing on The Neighbourhood’s single Thank You, “A Little Death” serves as a B-side to “Let It Go”. “A Little Death” also serves as the el...

A Little Death lyrics

Vacancy was lit, the guests were checking in
The concierge was cold
The water pipes had mold all over them
The room was fit for two
The bed was left in ruins
The neighbor was knocking, yeah
But no one would let him in
Touch me, yeah
I want you to touch me there
Make me feel like I am breathing
Feel like I am human
Dancing through the night
A vodka and a sprite
A glimpse of the silhouettes
A night that they never forget
Touch me, yeah
I want you to touch me there
Make me feel like I am breathing
Feel like I am human
Touch me, yeah
I want you to touch me there
Make me feel like I am breathing
Feel like I am human
She sought death on a queen-sized bed
And he had said, "Darling, your looks can kill
So now you're dead."
Touch me, yeah
I want you to touch me there
Make me feel like I am breathing
Feel like I am human
Touch me, yeah
I want you to touch me there
Make me feel like I am breathing
Feel like I am human, again

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