Who
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy Lyrics

Who's that creepin' through my window
The singer is alarmed to see an unfamiliar person entering their home uninvited through a window

Who's that creepin' through my door
The singer is alarmed to see an unfamiliar person entering their home uninvited through a door

You see, I know lots and lots of folks around these parts now But I ain't never seen you before
While the singer is familiar with many people in the area, this particular person is unknown to them.

I hear you creepin' through my kitchen I hear you creepin' through my den I'm starting to get the shakes now, Jack You see, I don't know where you've been
The artist can hear the stranger moving through different parts of the house, causing them to feel anxious as they are unsure of the stranger's intentions.

I'm sweatin', and shakin', goin' out of my head I'm observing from my position underneath my bed I'm swearin' and pleadin' to leave me be If you leave Mr., and set me free I said
The artist is so scared that they are physically shaking and hiding under their bed. They plead with the stranger to leave them alone and offer to let them go free in return.

Who's that creepin' through my bedroom? Who's that creepin' through my hall? If you leave right now and let me alone I promise you I won't pick up that telephone no, no
The singer continues to ask who the stranger is and urges them to leave. They promise not to call the police if the stranger leaves them alone.

Who's that creepin' (who's that creepin') Who's that creepin'(who's that creepin') Who's that creepin'(who's that creepin') Who's that creepin'(who's that creepin') Who's that creepin'(who's that creepin') Who's that creepin'(who's that creepin') Who's that creepin'(who's that creepin')
The singer repeats the titular question, emphasizing their paranoia and distress.

Who's that creepin' through my front door?
The artist continues to express their fear and uncertainty about the stranger's identity and their intentions as they enter through the front door.