Creeper
Reese Lansangan Lyrics

Darling don't you worry
The singer addresses the subject of the song, expressing to them that they don't have to worry about anything.

I am hiding behind a bush
Without revealing their true identity, the singer is lurking in the shadows, keeping an eye on their subject.

I won't let you see what I'm doing
The singer is trying to keep their actions a secret from the subject of the song.

I could be brewing a potion
The singer could be concocting something that will make the subject of the song fall in love with them.

Make you want me
The singer's ultimate goal is to make the subject of the song want to be with them.

White shirt, denim jeans and quiffed up hair
The singer describes the subject of the song's physical appearance, indicating that they pay close attention to every detail about them.

I must remember all the things about you
The singer is fixated on the subject of the song and is memorizing everything there is to know about them.

While you're standing there
The subject of the song is nearby, providing an opportunity for the singer to observe them more closely.

Within my reach, so within my reach
The singer is close enough to the subject of the song to potentially make a move on them.

I say, "Hey, how'd you do?"
The singer greets the subject of the song in a friendly manner, trying to appear non-threatening.

As you walk on by
The subject of the song continues on their way, unaware of the singer's intentions.

You think I'm nothing but a girl
The subject of the song underestimates the singer, assuming that they are harmless and unimportant.

Who's just happening to pass by
The singer continues to play it cool, pretending to just be walking by like any other person.

But I got my eyes on you
The singer's eyes never leave the subject of the song, as they remain fixated on them at all times.

I've nothing better to do
The singer's obsession with the subject of the song consumes all of their time and attention.

Than to spend my waking days just following you
The singer's life revolves around monitoring the subject of the song's every move.

As you sleep, as you breathe
The singer's fixation on the subject of the song does not end even when the subject is asleep or simply breathing.

As you shed off your clothes
The singer's obsession begins to border on creepy, as they even pay attention to when the subject of the song is changing clothes.

Easy, I'm falling deeper
The singer's obsession with the subject of the song is intensifying by the day.

You're such an unsuspecting fool
The subject of the song remains oblivious to the singer's true intentions and vulnerability.

And now you're under attack
The subject of the song is already in the singer's grasp, with the singer having launched an attack on them through their obsession.

If you were careful
The singer warns the subject of the song of the harm they could inflict upon them if they were only more aware.

You'd be watching your back
The singer capitalizes on the subject of the song's vulnerability, knowing that they don't expect any danger from the singer.

‘Cause I'm a creeper
The singer fully acknowledges their own creepiness in their obsessive behavior towards the subject of the song.

I'm no longer outside your door
The singer has advanced to the next stage of their obsession, no longer only observing the subject of the song from a distance.

I'm just assembling your pictures on my floor
The singer has taken on the task of collecting and organizing the subject of the song's pictures, indicating the depth of their obsession.

Tape them on a will
The singer goes to the extent of even creating a will for the subject of the song, showing the extent to which they have dreamed up a future with them.

Yes, I've got it all in control (Hmm, let's see)
The singer is trying to convince themselves that they have everything under control, while internally feeling doubtful and conflicted.

Birthday, graduation, family dinner
The singer has preserved pictures of the subject of the song spanning throughout their entire life.

Your photo as a child (my tiny spelling bee winner)
The singer cherishes even the most innocent and mundane details about the subject of the song, obsessed with every aspect of their life.

I know you well, I know you well
The singer truly believes that they know the subject of the song intimately, despite never having interacted with them in a meaningful way.

All you have to do is fall under this spell
The singer believes that if they can successfully cast a spell over the subject of the song, they can make them fall in love and fulfill their obsession.

Oh, I could think of a million things to do
The singer's obsession has become so all-encompassing that they have an endless amount of ideas for what to do with the subject of the song.

If I could spend some more time with you
The singer views any amount of time they can spend with the subject of the song as a precious gift and the ultimate goal of their obsession.

Oh, I could pet your head
The singer's fixation has gone beyond romantic intentions, as they list mundane actions like petting the subject of the song's head.

Give you dinner, make your bed
The singer's obsession has now extended to taking care of every aspect of the subject of the song's life.

And you'll say, and you'll say
The singer dreams of a future where the subject of the song reciprocates their love and affection.

‘Cause I've got my eyes on you
The singer reiterates their constant fixation on the subject of the song.

There's nothing better to do
The singer's obsession with the subject of the song has completely consumed their life, leaving them with nothing else to do but focus on them.

Than to spend my waking days just following you
The singer's obsession has now become the sole purpose of their existence.

And that's what I do
The singer accepts their obsessive behavior towards the subject of the song as an integral part of their identity.