Jeepers Creepers
Dotsero Lyrics


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I don't care what the weatherman says
When the weatherman says it's raining
You'll never hear me complaining
I'm certain the sun will shine

I don't care how the weather vane points
When the weather vane points to gloomy
It's gotta be sunny to me
When your eyes look into mine

Jeepers creepers, where'd ya get those peepers?
Jeepers creepers, where'd ya get those eyes?
Gosh all, git up, how'd they get so lit up?
Gosh all, git up, how'd they get that size?

Golly gee, when you turn those heaters on
Woe is me, got to put my cheaters on

Jeepers creepers, where'd ya get those peepers?




Oh, those weepers, how they hypnotize!
Where'd ya get those eyes?

Overall Meaning

The lyrics in Dotsero's song "Jeepers Creepers" capture the feeling of hope and positivity in the face of gloom and uncertainty. The first two lines express the idea that the singer does not let external circumstances determine their outlook on life. They refuse to let the weatherman's predictions of rain get them down or complain about it. They remain optimistic that the sun will shine despite what the weather forecast says. The following two lines expand on this sentiment by suggesting that the singer's positive outlook is related to their love interest. They see the world differently through the eyes of the person they love.


The chorus of "Jeepers Creepers" introduces a lighthearted tone to the song with playful lyrics about the singer's amazement at their love interest's eyes. The phrase "Jeepers Creepers" is an exclamation of surprise or wonder. The repeated question "where'd ya get those peepers" indicates the singer's fascination with the striking quality of their love interest's eyes. The use of the words "golly gee" and "gos all, git up" adds to the playful and enthusiastic nature of the chorus. The lyrics express the idea that the singer is smitten and in awe of their love interest's eyes.


Overall, "Jeepers Creepers" is a fun and romantic song that encourages listeners to approach life with optimism and to appreciate the beauty in the world around them, specifically in the eyes of their loved ones.


Line by Line Meaning

I don't care what the weatherman says
I am not bothered about the prediction given by the weatherman


When the weatherman says it's raining
Even if the weatherman says it's raining


You'll never hear me complaining
I will not complain or grumble about the weather


I'm certain the sun will shine
I still believe we will see sunshine


I don't care how the weather vane points
It doesn't matter how the wind blows


When the weather vane points to gloomy
Even if the wind is pointed towards a dull weather


It's gotta be sunny to me
I am hopeful that it will turn out sunny


When your eyes look into mine
As long as I look into your eyes


Jeepers creepers, where'd ya get those peepers?
Curiously asking about the person's eyes


Jeepers creepers, where'd ya get those eyes?
Asking about the person's eyes in amazement


Gosh all, git up, how'd they get so lit up?
Expressing surprise and curiosity about the brightness of the eyes


Gosh all, git up, how'd they get that size?
Expressing amazement about the size of the eyes


Golly gee, when you turn those heaters on
An expression for becoming flustered when the person is attractive


Woe is me, got to put my cheaters on
Suggesting that the singer needs glasses to see clearly


Jeepers creepers, where'd ya get those peepers?
Asking again about the person's eyes


Oh, those weepers, how they hypnotize!
Commenting on how the eyes are entrancing


Where'd ya get those eyes?
Once again, just asking in wonder about the person's eyes




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Comments from YouTube:

amanecer

I remember seeing these guys at the York Street Cafe in Denver back in 1994. It was a great performance.

DarrylPowell

Ditto!👍🏾

hharris eoh

Love this track. Really badass sax. Wow!

carnadero

This was the first tune I ever heard from them. The second one, Pacific Balcony, is from the same album.

rredhawk

I had a hell of a time finding this song because I was convinced it was done by The Rippingtons. Only on YouTube did I find out it was Dotsero.

jo marie

It was actually written by if i am not mistaken by Stephen Watts and it can be found on their album Live at Jazz@Jack's

DarrylPowell

Russ Freeman produced some of their stuff.

cedric lewis

remind me of Spyro Gyra.

Andrew Petterson

Yeah, it totally sounds like a mix of Spyro Gyra and The Rippingtons. Great track!

Richard Passineau

WHERE DID YOU GET THOSE PEEPERS?????????

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