CREEP U
Unveiling Shadows: Black Dresses' Haunting Reflections in 'CREEP U'
Lyrics
What do you know about my world?
Questioning the listener's understanding of the speaker's world.
Am I just a normal girl?
Questioning if the speaker is perceived as a regular girl.
Am I something to be treasured or destroyed
Pondering whether the speaker should be valued or discarded.
Or pushed aside?
Asking if the speaker is to be ignored or neglected.
What is the reason that you stare?
Questioning the reason behind someone's intense gaze.
Do I make you feel scared?
Wondering if the speaker induces fear in others.
I'm a building that's condemned
Describing oneself as a condemned building inhabited by bugs.
With only bugs living inside
Imagining a desolate state with only insects inside.
Do I creep you out? Do I creep you out?
Repeating the question of whether the speaker makes the listener uncomfortable.
Do I creep you out? Do I creep you out?
-Do I creep you out? Do I creep you out?
-Do I creep you out? Do I creep you out?
-Hiding in spiderwebs
Using imagery of hiding in spiderwebs to convey a sense of isolation.
Haunted dolls will turn their heads
Mentioning haunted dolls as a metaphor for eerie curiosity.
And look at you and wonder
Haunted dolls observing and wondering about the outside world.
What it's like outside
Expressing curiosity about the external world from a confined space.
Empty windows shine so strange
Describing strange reflections in empty windows.
Like there's someone behind the pain
Suggesting that there might be something hidden behind the pain.
Of glass that's my idea of a joke
Viewing the pain through glass as a personal joke.
Did it make you laugh?
Asking if the listener found the speaker's pain amusing.
And in the wind and pouring rain
Describing a state of emptiness during adverse weather.
I'm so full of empty space
Feeling filled with empty space during rain.
And the water drips and rots
Water causing decay and deterioration.
My boards and shingles all away
Physical deterioration with elements like boards and shingles rotting away.
And in the rain and howling wind
Expressing a sense of sinking and questioning the possibility of feeling alive.
I think I feel my body sink
-Into the mud and slime
-Will I ever truly feel alive?
-Do I creep you out? Do I creep you out?
Repetition of the question about causing discomfort to the listener.
Do I creep you out? Do I creep you out?
-Do I creep you out? Do I creep you out?
-Do I creep you out? Do I creep you out?
-Do I creep you out? Do I creep you out?
-Do I creep you out? Do I creep you out?
-Do I creep you out? Do I creep you out?
-Do I creep you out? Do I creep you out?
-Do I creep you out? Do I creep you out?
-Do I creep you out? Do I creep you out?
-Do I creep you out? Do I creep you out?
-Do I creep you out? Do I creep you out?
-Do I creep you out? Do I creep you out?
-Do I creep you out? Do I creep you out?
-Do I creep you out? Do I creep you out?
-Do I creep you out? Do I creep you out?
-Do I creep you out? Do I creep you out?
Continuation of the repetition, emphasizing the unease factor.
Do I creep you out? Do I creep you out?
-Do I creep you out? Do I creep you out?
-Do I creep you out? Do I creep you out?
-Do I creep you out?
-Out do I creep you out? Do I
Repetition and extension of the query, exploring the theme of causing discomfort.
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-Out c cc do I creep you out?
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