Do You Want Me?
Hilary Duff · Hilary Duff [2004]
I cry like a baby when I don't get my way
Do you want me?
I won't apologize when I make a mistake
Do you want me?
I got scars on my heart and they won't go away
I'm looking for someone to take them from me
Everybody knows I'm a little insane
Do you want me?
Oh, I try to be normal
I try to put one foot in front of the other
And I fail
You don't even know I'm alive
I open my mouth
Cause I'm waiting for your love to fall from the sky
And I fail
You think that I'm out of my mind
And maybe you're scared to be right
But you'll never know 'till you get me alone
Do you want me?
I'll tell it to you straight so it can't get worse
Do you want me?
I want to show you me, but first thing's first
Do you want me?
I'm looking for a savior to save my soul
All the damage that I've done has left a big hole
Everybody knows I just want someone to hold
Do you want me?
Oh, I try to be easy
I try to put one foot in back of the other
And I fail
You don't even know I'm alive
I open my mouth
Cause I'm waiting for your love to fall from the sky
And I fail
You think that I'm out of my mind
And maybe you're scared to be right
But you'll never know 'till you get me alone
You're looking at me strange, like you don't know my name
(My name)
You're looking at me strange, like you don't know my name
You're looking at me strange, like it's some kind of phase
You're looking at me strange, like you want me to change
And I fail
You don't even know I'm alive
I open my mouth
Cause I'm waiting for your love to fall from the sky
And I fail
You think that I'm out of my mind
And maybe you're scared to be right
But you'll never know 'till you get me alone
Do you...
Do you...
Do you want me?
Do you...
Do you...
Do you want me?
You'll never know 'till you get me alone...
Do you...
Do you...
Do you want me?
Do you...
Do you...
Do you want me?
Do you...
Do you...
Do you want me?
You'll never know 'till you get me alone...
Do you...
Do you...
Do you want me?
Do you want me?
I won't apologize when I make a mistake
Do you want me?
I got scars on my heart and they won't go away
I'm looking for someone to take them from me
Everybody knows I'm a little insane
Do you want me?
Oh, I try to be normal
I try to put one foot in front of the other
And I fail
You don't even know I'm alive
I open my mouth
Cause I'm waiting for your love to fall from the sky
And I fail
You think that I'm out of my mind
And maybe you're scared to be right
But you'll never know 'till you get me alone
Do you want me?
I'll tell it to you straight so it can't get worse
Do you want me?
I want to show you me, but first thing's first
Do you want me?
I'm looking for a savior to save my soul
All the damage that I've done has left a big hole
Everybody knows I just want someone to hold
Do you want me?
Oh, I try to be easy
I try to put one foot in back of the other
And I fail
You don't even know I'm alive
I open my mouth
Cause I'm waiting for your love to fall from the sky
And I fail
You think that I'm out of my mind
And maybe you're scared to be right
But you'll never know 'till you get me alone
You're looking at me strange, like you don't know my name
(My name)
You're looking at me strange, like you don't know my name
You're looking at me strange, like it's some kind of phase
You're looking at me strange, like you want me to change
And I fail
You don't even know I'm alive
I open my mouth
Cause I'm waiting for your love to fall from the sky
And I fail
You think that I'm out of my mind
And maybe you're scared to be right
But you'll never know 'till you get me alone
Do you...
Do you...
Do you want me?
Do you...
Do you...
Do you want me?
You'll never know 'till you get me alone...
Do you...
Do you...
Do you want me?
Do you...
Do you...
Do you want me?
Do you...
Do you...
Do you want me?
You'll never know 'till you get me alone...
Do you...
Do you...
Do you want me?
Do You Want Me? - Hilary Duff
Released in 2004 on Hilary Duff's self-titled debut album, 'Do You Want Me?' stands as a defining track of her early pop career. The song captures the quintessential teen-pop aesthetic of the mid-2000s, blending catchy melodies with themes of youthful romance and self-discovery. As a lead single from her first major label record, it helped establish Duff's signature sound, characterized by her distinctive vocal delivery and upbeat production. The recording reflects the era's emphasis on polished, radio-friendly pop structures, serving as a nostalgic touchstone for fans of her initial work and the broader genre of 2000s girl pop.