Creeping Out Sara
NOFX · Coaster [2009]
talking to a cute fair-skinned brunette
I asked her if she wanted to have a beer and if she liked our set
I noticed that her hair was longer in the back
I figure that's cuz she's Canadian
That's why I was surprised when she told me she was fully lesbian
That's when I realized it was Sara, or maybe it was Tegan
I'm pretty sure that it was Sara
Cause Johnny Sampson said she was the cooler one
I told her I was a big fan of her band
She asked me if I had a favorite song
I admitted that I'd never actually heard them, but I like K.D Lang
I asked her if she knows about the Juno's
And how they got robbed three times in a row
And then I asked her if she knew of anyone who was selling pills or blow
That's when I creeped out Sara, or maybe I just pissed her off
When I asked her if her sister and her had ever had a threesome?
Where they both ganged up one girl, a forgy or a fivesome?
Do they think strap-ons are groovy, and had they ever seen the movie
"Bound" and did they like Jennifer Tilly, did they like Jennifer Tilly?
Sara said she preferred Gina Gershon, Angelina Jolie
In the "Gia movie" that was on HBO
And "If These Walls Could Talk" made Tegan cry a lot
After that I forgot what she said
That's the problem with Diazepam, so many things I don't remember
But I've got a sinking feeling, it's not that I'm a clairvoyant
But I think I creeped out Sara, I was creeping out on Sara
I hope it wasn't Tegan, cuz Skiba said she is the cooler one
Creeping Out Sara
Creeping Out Sara stands as a standout track on NOFX's 2009 album, Coaster. The band, a cornerstone of the punk rock genre, is renowned for their energetic delivery and satirical songwriting that often explores personal relationships and social observations. This recording captures the group's signature sound, blending rapid-fire drumming with melodic guitar lines that define their extensive discography. While the album Coaster marked a specific era in their long career, the song reflects the consistent musical identity that has kept them relevant for decades. The track exemplifies the band's ability to craft catchy, relatable narratives within the framework of fast-paced punk music, contributing to their reputation as enduring figures in the scene.

