Some things are hard to say in Thai

Some Thai people start speaking English when they’re drunk, even though they usually talk to Thai all the time. This change might seem strange, but it reflects the courage to express deeper feelings. They might speak in English because it allows them to express their emotions in a way that Thai doesn’t. This song reflected the form of expression and communication. Even though the language changes, the message remains clear, because in the end, what matters isn’t the language itself, but the clarity of the emotions being expressed. But still, It's so annoying!

Revelation
That’s what I’m talking about
How many glasses of wine that bought you by now

It’s confusing
That’s what you’re talking bout
I can’t help my feeling in this pathetic hour

Fortunately, I get used to it
When you try to fix yourself

While all your friends are laughing at
all the noise you’ve made

And it’s a shame
to listen to everything you’ve said

But I know

Some things are hard to say in Thai
but It'd be better off If you just stop these lines

Shut the fuck up
That’s what they're talking ‘bout
blahhh blahhh blahhh in this pathetic hour

Some things are hard to say in Thai
but It'd be better off If you just stop these lines

I’d leave you in emotion peace
Until you try to get it out

Cuz' I don’t care what you’ve said
But baby I know that
Some things are hard to say in Thai