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Man in a Suitcase - The Police
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Man in a Suitcase The Police

"Man in a Suitcase" by The Police, released in 1980, is a #Rock song that explores themes of isolation, emotional detachment, and the burdens of modern life. The lyrics depict a character feeling trapped and unfulfilled. Musically, it features a driving beat and reggae influences, reflecting the band's signature sound. The song captures the essence of existential struggle, resonating with listeners and contributing to the band's enduring legacy.

Man in a Suitcase - The Police
[Verse 1]
I'd invite you back to my place
It's only mine because it holds my suitcase
It looks like home to me alright
But it's a hundred miles from yesterday night

[Chorus]
Must I be the man in a suitcase?
Is it me, the man with the stranger's face?
Must I be the man in a suitcase?
Is it me, the man with the stranger's face?

[Verse 2]
Another key for my collection
For security I race for my connection
Bird in a flying cage you'll never get to know me well
The world's my oyster, my hotel room's a prison cell

[Chorus]
Must I be the man in a suitcase?
Is it me, the man with the stranger's face?
Must I be the man in a suitcase?
Is it me, the man with the stranger's face?

[Verse 1]
I'd invite you back to my place
It's only mine because it holds my suitcase
It looks like home to me alright
But it's a hundred miles from yesterday night
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