The Stalker
Urge Overkill Lyrics


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Thought you wanted. Thought you wanted.
I thought you wanted to save me.
Now you got it. What you wanted.
Now you're driving me crazy.

You don't know me. Never met me.
But I know that you'll like me.
Now I comin'. Now I'm comin'.
I hope that you like me.

Gonna come undone (got your address)
Got to keep me from (where you live)
Like a lost street bum (got your number)
They call me ... they call me ...
Stalker

Thought you wanted. What you wanted.
I thought you wanted to save me.
What you wanted. Now you got it.
Now you drive me insane yeah.

You don't know me. Never met me.
But I know that you'll like me.
Now I'm coming to your party.
But you didn't invite me.

Gonna come undone (got your address)
Off the T.V. from (where you live)
Like a lost street bum (got your number)




They call me... they call me...
Stalker

Overall Meaning

Urge Overkill's song The Stalker tells the story of an obsessive and delusional individual who believes that someone who they have never met before (the object of their affection) wants to save them. The lyrics narrate a journey into the mind of an individual who believes that the object of their affection has been waiting for them and that they will like them once they meet. Despite never having met the object of their obsession, the stalker presumes the love is mutual and sets out to attend a party uninvited.


The lyrics detail the stalker's obsession as they reveal how they obtained the object of their affection's address and phone number as preludes to the stalking behavior they engage in. The repetitive nature of the lyrics gives insight into the stalker's state of mind and their skewed perception of reality, as they try to convince themselves that their actions are justified. The chorus of the song is a lamentation of the confusion and frustration that the stalker feels when their actions do not result in the anticipated outcomes - the love and affection of their target.


The song raises some serious questions about stalking behaviors and the delusions of individuals who engage in it. The lyrics offer a word of caution about the consequences of such actions and the need for individuals to respect other people's boundaries, perceptions of love, and personal space.


Line by Line Meaning

Thought you wanted. Thought you wanted.
I believed you wanted to rescue me and I hoped you would.


Now you got it. What you wanted.
You achieved your goal, and now you have me.


Now you're driving me crazy.
You're making me insane with your actions towards me.


You don't know me. Never met me.
You have never encountered me, so you don't understand me.


But I know that you'll like me.
I'm confident that you will appreciate me once you encounter me.


Now I comin'. Now I'm comin'.
I'm on my way, and I'm unstoppable.


I hope that you like me.
I'm optimistic that you will be pleased with me once you meet me.


Gonna come undone (got your address)
Things will fall apart, and I will reveal your location.


Got to keep me from (where you live)
You must stop me from finding out where you live.


Like a lost street bum (got your number)
I am wandering aimlessly, but I have found your contact information.


They call me ... they call me ... Stalker
People refer to me as the stalker because I relentlessly pursue you.


What you wanted. Now you got it.
You have accomplished what you desired.


Now you drive me insane yeah.
You have caused me to go crazy with your actions.


Now I'm coming to your party.
I am arriving at your gathering uninvited.


But you didn't invite me.
You didn't give me permission to attend, but I'm here anyway.


Off the T.V. from (where you live)
I found out where you live from television or news sources.


They call me... they call me... Stalker
People refer to me as the stalker because I relentlessly pursue you.




Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: WILLIAM ROBERT BYRNE, TAMARA GAIL DEEMS

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