Creepers
Kid Cudi · Other Songs - Kid Cudi
Yeah, I see you waitin' over there
See you jockin' over there
See you lookin' at my girl over here
Why you worried 'bout this girl over here?
Keep your eyes over there, it is creepy when you stare
Turn my head and hey
I see you waitin' over there
I see you jockin' over there
Thinkin' bout your own life
Why you talkin' 'bout the young, you dig?
I'm just doin' my thang, if you know what I mean, get it right
And they think they know and they think they know
They deal it for real
I'm just doin' my thang, if you know what I mean, get it right
And they think they know, and they think they know
They deal it for real
I'm just doin' my thang, if you know what I mean, yo
[Verse 1]
I don't love who I am so I'm workin' on a fix
I don't need a bitch trying to tear my mind on my grip
If I had one wish it'd be to have more wishes, duh
Fuck tryna make it rhyme throw them stones, with your bitch ass
Cutting me deep and even though I bleed I stand alone
Alone I'll be, heart of a lion still shining on your sucka ass
Work it, work it, work it, for inner peace
Fightin' for the freedom of my soul, I can hear the speech
Yeah I mumble while I'm trippin on so many pills
Hah, they figured that, they know I'm ill
[Hook]
About Creepers
Kid Cudi's "Creepers" stands as a defining track from his early experimental phase, blending hip-hop with psychedelic and electronic elements that would characterize his later work. Released during a period of intense creative exploration, the song features Cudi's distinctive falsetto and introspective lyrics, creating an atmosphere of vulnerability and surrealism. While often associated with his debut album *A Kid Named Cudi*, the track exists as a standalone recording that showcases his ability to merge personal narrative with genre-bending production. The piece reflects the influence of indie rock and electronic music on his sound, establishing a foundation for his evolution into a more polished and widely recognized artist in the mid-2000s. It remains a significant example of his early catalog, capturing a specific moment in his journey toward sonic innovation.