Kewpie Doll

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds · Other Songs - Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

Well I love that Kewpie Doll



yeah I bought her in a show



I dressed her up in a cheap red cotton dress



but everything was either fished-out or spat out



fished out or spat out



well i love that kewpie doll



but I could not make it stick



only she could save my soul



she put her hands inside of me



well I love that kewpie-doll



dressed her in a cheap red cotton dress



fished it out now



spat it our now



spat it out in front of me



well I love that kewpie doll



but I could not make it stick



doll doll doll doll



I held her in my cheap arms



she believed in me her soul plus my arms



well I love that kewpie doll



I told her phony storys



i love that kewpie doll



she believed in me



doll doll dolll doll



cupie on a stick



I can see her coming even now



kupie on a stick



I can see her walking to me even now



well I love that kewpie-doll



but I could not make it stick

Kewpie Doll

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds deliver a hauntingly atmospheric track on 'Kewpie Doll,' blending gothic rock with brooding folk sensibilities. The song exemplifies the band's signature style, characterized by Cave's distinctive baritone vocals and a moody, minimalist arrangement that builds tension through subtle instrumentation. Released as part of their broader discography, the recording captures the group's ability to weave dark, poetic narratives into their music, often drawing from Australian folklore and personal mythology. The piece stands as a testament to their influence on alternative and indie rock, showcasing a sound that remains both timeless and deeply evocative within the genre's landscape.