Be My Stalker (Demo)
from Song-a-week (Demos) by The Doubleclicks
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lyrics
You never seem to notice me anymore
Have you moved on to another or have you gotten bored
I must have thrown you off? did I change my routine
Or have you just forgotten how to cut up magazines?
My paranoia's slipping away
It has been at least 2 weeks since the last day
you made a single update to your "secret" shrine
There's no new creepy poetry there for me to find
I don't need you to be my stalker
I can tell myself my hair smells nice
I can watch myself through my own window
and call and hang up late at night
I don't need you to be my stalker
I can follow my own self home
And never let me be alone
My cat's the only one watching me sleep
there's no reason to go out if you don't follow me
It just doesn't seem to matter; you're not recording what I wear
and all the clothes out on the line are disappointingly still there
I don't need you to be my stalker
I can follow my own self home
And never let me be alone
( never let me be alone / please don't make me be alone )
Have you moved on to another or have you gotten bored
I must have thrown you off? did I change my routine
Or have you just forgotten how to cut up magazines?
My paranoia's slipping away
It has been at least 2 weeks since the last day
you made a single update to your "secret" shrine
There's no new creepy poetry there for me to find
I don't need you to be my stalker
I can tell myself my hair smells nice
I can watch myself through my own window
and call and hang up late at night
I don't need you to be my stalker
I can follow my own self home
And never let me be alone
My cat's the only one watching me sleep
there's no reason to go out if you don't follow me
It just doesn't seem to matter; you're not recording what I wear
and all the clothes out on the line are disappointingly still there
I don't need you to be my stalker
I can follow my own self home
And never let me be alone
( never let me be alone / please don't make me be alone )
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from Song-a-week (Demos),
track released April 17, 2011
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The Doubleclicks Portland, Oregon
The Doubleclicks - Laser Malena-Webber and Aubrey Turner, also known as musical duo the Doubleclicks write songs about dinosaurs, cats, anxiety, and queer feelings on the cello and guitar, and welcome you to imagine the name of that genre. Their latest project is a musical, "Teaching a Robot to Love," which is a sci-fi story about the trans experience. ... more
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