Just To Keep You Satisfied

Inhaler's song 'Just To Keep You Satisfied' delves into the complexities of personal identity and the lengths one might go to maintain a relationship. The lyrics open with a sense of introspection, as the narrator grapples with their own multifaceted personality. The line 'I couldn't face the faces in my personality' suggests a struggle with self-acceptance and the internal conflict of being true to oneself while trying to meet the expectations of a partner. This theme is further emphasized with the contemplation of being 'faithful even if I was a cheat,' highlighting the paradoxes and contradictions inherent in human nature.

The recurring phrase 'Angels falling by your side' serves as a powerful metaphor for the sacrifices and efforts made to keep a loved one happy. Angels, often seen as symbols of purity and protection, falling by someone's side implies a divine intervention or a significant effort to maintain the relationship. The repetition of 'Just to keep you satisfied' underscores the dedication and perhaps the desperation to ensure the partner's happiness, even at the cost of one's own peace.

The imagery in the song, such as 'sticking to the ceiling by the bottoms of our feet' and 'looking at your picture and it's looking back at me,' adds a surreal and almost dreamlike quality to the narrative. These lines evoke a sense of longing and the surreal nature of love and memory. The song concludes with a promise, 'I'll keep you satisfied,' which, while reassuring, also hints at the ongoing struggle and effort required to maintain the relationship. Inhaler's blend of introspective lyrics and evocative imagery creates a poignant exploration of love, identity, and the sacrifices made in the name of satisfaction.