There are at least seven artists called Doris:
1. The Swedish singer Dor… Read Full Bio ↴There are at least seven artists called Doris:
1. The Swedish singer Doris Svensson.
2. An Argentinian band.
3. A Spanish rapper from Gijón.
4. An Irish band.
5. A French-Cameroonian singer.
6. A Dutch Frenchcore producer.
7. An Australian screamo band
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Doris Svensson, originating from Gothenburg, Sweden. Pop and jazz singer, mostly known for her album Did You Give the World Some Love Today Baby, originally released in 1970. The album was re-released in 1996, featuring 10 bonus tracks called "the pop years". On the album she is backed by Janne "Loffe" Karlsson (drums), Bengt Karlsson (guitar), Lukas Lindholm (bass), and Berndt Egerbladh (organ).

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The Argentinian band Doris is a psychedelic rock band from Buenos Aires. They have released three albums: Doris (2002), Doyle, La Opereta del Gaucho Drogado (2003) and Achacandá (2006). Their live shows are always full of scenography, they play in costumes and almost in every track all the five members switch instruments. Reviews have been excelent for this band, named as one of the most interesting and original band in the Argentinian indie scene. They opened for Stephen Malkmus in 2004.

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Originally formed in Dublin in 2005, the band have seen many changes in their lineup. Founding members Phil Redmond and bassist Chris McDonnell have used these changes to the band's advantage. Drafting in two new members, childhood friends and former metal enthusiasts, Paul Higgins (lead guitar, keyboards,harmonica, vocals) and Andrew Beatty (drums) the band have transformed from a simple folk-like outfit to a fully fledged Pop/Rock Band.

Since then, they have had two top 30 singles, with their debut single Will I Ever Learn. Entering charts at number 22. They have joined Ireland's top DJs on Spin FM, 2FM, 98fm and Galway Bay FM and got lots of radio play with their singles on all the top radio stations. The band embarked on a national tour in early 2008 playing in every county in Ireland and regularly fill Dublin venues like Whelan's, The Village and Tripod.
Doris was featured on State Magazine's "State Verses The Summer" CD. Their debut album The Working Title was released in 2009.

(5) Doris, a Soul/R&B/Pop singer based in Paris with 3 albums: Doris (2012 - debut), Garçon (2015), and L'enfant Noire (2018) - From the artist Facebook page: "Doris is a French-Cameroonian singer who mix Afrobeat, Pop, Rnb and poetry. With her mesmerizing melodies, the artist celebrates love, freedom, kings, blackness, sorority, afro hair and high heels."

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Doris is a Frenchcore producer from the Netherlands, currently signed to Dr. Peacock's Euphoric Frenchcore Records (EFR). At the time of writing, she has released four tracks under the label. As the label's name implies, Doris primarily produces Euphoric Frenchcore, with emphasis on the melody of the tracks.

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doris is an emo band from NSW, Australia. Their sound is loud and poetic, with influences from Slint, My Bloody Valentine and their "sister band", Freezer. They're currently with the Kitty Records label, and have recently toured around Australia in celebration of their latest EP demo2023, and to release new songs soon to come out in march of 2024 for their first album. doris focuses on creating a sound of low dissonance and relishes of post-hardcore, emo, and primarily skramz.

You Made A Fool Of Me
Doris Lyrics

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You made a fool of me last night
Saying I couldn't make love
Maybe I didn't know how
To handle tough guys like you

You made a fool of me last night
Throwing out terrible lies
Saying things that were not nice

I didn't think that of you

You made romance to the girls who were my friends
To make me jealous and weak
But all the comical stories that you tell
Just make me sick

You made a fool of me last night
Don't try to call me again
You are no longer my man
Please try to find someone new

You made a fool of me last night
Saying I couldn't make love
Maybe I didn't know how
To handle tough guys like you

You made romance to the girls who were my friends
To make me jealous and weak
But all the comical stories that you tell
Just make me sick

You made a fool of me last night
Don't try to call me again

You are no longer my man
Please try to find someone new

Overall Meaning

In the song "You Made a Fool of Me," Doris expresses the pain and disappointment she feels at being deceived by someone she trusted. The opening lines of the song suggest that the person she was with the previous night had belittled her sexual prowess, implying that she was not good enough for him. The lyric "Maybe I didn't know how to handle tough guys like you" suggests that this was a pattern of behavior, as though the person she was with was a bully who needed to assert himself by putting her down in front of others.

The song goes on to describe how this person had made her feel jealous and weak by making romance to her female friends. The lyric "But all the comical stories that you tell just make me sick" suggests that the person was not only hurtful but also not very amusing. The final lines of the song make it clear that Doris is moving on and that she doesn't want to be with this person anymore. "Don't try to call me again" is a sign that she is done with him, and "Please try to find someone new" is a suggestion that he needs to take his toxic behavior elsewhere.

Line by Line Meaning

You made a fool of me last night
You embarrassed me and made me look stupid in front of others yesterday evening

Saying I couldn't make love
You insulted my sexual abilities

Maybe I didn't know how
Perhaps I lacked experience or knowledge in that domain

To handle tough guys like you
To deal with arrogant and difficult men like you

Throwing out terrible lies
Telling horrible falsehoods

Saying things that were not nice
Making rude and hurtful comments

I didn't think that of you
I didn't expect you to behave in such a disrespectful manner

You made romance to the girls who were my friends
You flirted with and seduced my female acquaintances

To make me jealous and weak
In order to provoke envy and insecurity in me

But all the comical stories that you tell
Yet all the humorous anecdotes that you share

Just make me sick
Just disgust me and make me feel nauseous