Stalker Girl
Chased by Shadows: Unveiling the Dark Tale of the Stalker Girl
Lyrics
When I joined a band I thought my life was pretty cool
Reflecting on the initial excitement of joining a band and the expectations of a glamorous life.
We'd stay in hotels with room service and pools
Anticipating a luxurious lifestyle associated with being in a band, staying in hotels with amenities.
Sign body parts for fans
Describing experiences like signing body parts for fans as part of the perceived rockstar life.
Check into rehab and smash up the van
Humorous references to potential rockstar antics like checking into rehab and damaging the van.
But looking back I should have stayed in school.
Expressing regret for not staying in school, suggesting a shift in perspective on the rockstar lifestyle.
Life out on the road can be dangerous you see
Highlighting the dangers of life on the road, with humorous references to rock culture and roadies.
To rock stock food and smelly roadies
Downplaying the perceived scariness of typical road challenges compared to the stalker girl.
Are not nearly as scary
Continuing to contrast the road challenges with the escalating fear associated with the stalker girl.
As that girl who's at every show
Introducing the stalker girl who attends every show, mouthing lyrics from the front row.
Mouthing the words from the front row
Highlighting the stalker girl's unsettling behavior of closely following the lyrics in the front row.
The stalker girl is scaring the hell out of me
Expressing the narrator's fear and discomfort with the stalker girl's presence.
She's my creepy stalker girl
Identifying the stalker girl as someone exhibiting creepy and unsettling behavior.
I'm the centre of her wacked out crazy and delusional world
Describing the narrator as the focal point of the stalker girl's distorted and delusional world.
She follows me every everywhere
Emphasizing the continuous, obsessive presence of the stalker girl in the narrator's life.
She's even got a bag with some bits of my hair
Detailing the extreme behavior of the stalker girl, collecting bits of the narrator's hair in a bag.
Just go away you creepy stalker girl
A plea from the narrator for the stalker girl to leave and stop the unsettling behavior.
She says I touch her in a very special way
Describing the stalker girl's false claims of intimate contact and the narrator's cautious response.
But I'd never go near her now without my pepper spray
Expressing the narrator's wariness, suggesting a need for self-defense against the stalker girl.
And the voices in her head
Introducing the idea of voices in the stalker girl's head influencing her actions.
Said break into my house and sleep in my bed
Revealing the disturbing advice from the voices, encouraging invasive actions in the narrator's life.
And they also said that shaving the cat was okay
Adding a humorous touch by mentioning the voices endorsing unconventional activities like shaving a cat.
She's my creepy stalker girl
Reiterating the stalker girl's unsettling nature and the narrator's discomfort with the situation.
I'm the centre of her wacked out crazy and delusional world
Repeating the theme of the narrator being the center of the stalker girl's distorted world.
She follows me every everywhere
Highlighting the continuous and pervasive nature of the stalker girl's presence in the narrator's life.
She's even got a bag with some bits of my hair
Reiterating the extreme behavior of the stalker girl, collecting the narrator's hair as a possession.
Just go away you creepy stalker girl
Repeating the plea for the stalker girl to go away and cease her disturbing actions.
I've analysed your handwriting and I've got some bad news
Announcing a new development where the narrator analyzes the stalker girl's handwriting.
You're manic obsessive with abandonment issues
Revealing negative psychological traits in the stalker girl, adding a serious tone to the narrative.
And you think that all our songs
Humorously suggesting that the stalker girl believes all songs are about her, emphasizing her delusions.
Are about you and you're usually wrong
Clarifying that, except for this song, the stalker girl is usually wrong about the songs being about her.
Except for now this song is so about you
Confirming that the current song is indeed about the stalker girl, breaking the usual pattern.
You creepy stalker girl, you creepy stalker girl, you creepy stalker girl
Concluding by addressing the stalker girl directly and emphasizing her unsettling nature.
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