Voodoo Doll
Queers · Beat Off [1994]
And the the stupid games you play
I'm not good enough for you
Well this is what I say
You may not know it but hey it's true
He don't love you but I sure do
Don't you know
I love you so
All the girls say they're above me
And I know you really love me
But you're just my voodoo doll
Oh yeah, just my voodoo doll
Oh yeah, just my voodoo doll
Oh yeah, just my voodoo doll
Oh yeah, just my voodoo doll
Walking down the street, staring at my feet
And I'm all alone
Everybody laughs at me
I'm in the twilight zone
You may not know it but hey it's true
He don't love you but I sure do
Don't you know
I love you so
All the girls say they're above me
And I know you really love me
But you're just my voodoo doll
Oh yeah, just my voodoo doll
Oh yeah, just my voodoo doll
Oh yeah, just my voodoo doll
Oh yeah, just my voodoo doll
Voodoo Doll
Voodoo Doll stands as a quintessential example of The Queers' high-energy punk rock style, captured on their 1994 album Beat Off. Known for their rapid-fire songwriting and melodic hooks, the band has maintained a consistent presence in the punk scene for decades. This track reflects the group's signature approach to crafting concise, emotionally charged anthems that resonate with fans of the genre. The recording showcases the tight instrumentation and vocal delivery that define their discography, offering listeners a snapshot of their creative output during the mid-90s. As part of a broader catalogue that includes numerous albums and live recordings, Voodoo Doll contributes to the enduring legacy of a band celebrated for their prolific songwriting and energetic performances.