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Caroline
See-Caroline
Caroline
See-Caroline
Caroline sits in her room playin' killer killer killer killer beats
Ooh, Caroline sits in 'er room playin' killer killer killer killer killer killer beats
Caroline's a victim
Caro-line is a victim
Caroline's a victim
Caro-Caroline is a victim
Caroline's a victim
Caroline's a victim
Caroline's a victim
Caroline is a victim
Caroline wishes that she could meet all the boys and the girls who live down her street
'Cause she knows that they share that tappin' of the feet
When she play that killer killer killer killer beat
Caroline's a victim
Caro-line
Caroline's a victim
Caroline is a victim
Caroline's a victim
Caroline's a victim
Caroline's a victim
Caroline is a victim
Caroline's a victim
Caroline's a victim
Caroline's a victim
Caroline is a victim
Killer!
See-Caroline
Caroline
See-Caroline
Caroline sits in her room playin' killer killer killer killer beats
Ooh, Caroline sits in 'er room playin' killer killer killer killer killer killer beats
Caroline's a victim
Caro-line is a victim
Caroline's a victim
Caro-Caroline is a victim
Caroline's a victim
Caroline's a victim
Caroline's a victim
Caroline is a victim
Caroline wishes that she could meet all the boys and the girls who live down her street
'Cause she knows that they share that tappin' of the feet
When she play that killer killer killer killer beat
Caroline's a victim
Caro-line
Caroline's a victim
Caroline is a victim
Caroline's a victim
Caroline's a victim
Caroline's a victim
Caroline is a victim
Caroline's a victim
Caroline's a victim
Caroline's a victim
Caroline is a victim
Killer!
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Caroline's a Victim Lyrics as written by Kate Marie Nash
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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Wow.. Lyrical content.
I heard somewhere that yes, this is about a girl who is obsessed with the band The Killers. She is in a group of kids who call themselves "The Victims" since they are fans of The Killers.... get it?
Love this song. :)
i read that this song was a joke between kate & her friend caroline
haha i just thought it was taking the mick out of people who follow the crowd
Yeah, apparently it's about how her friend Caroline loved the Killers and she made it 'cause she was a bit bored one day.
like, the band the killers?<br /> i LOVE them!!!
lol, it really doesnt go that deep. the song started as a joke with a mate, ended up being a bit of a tune.
It's so deep and meaningful, really gets to you...haunting and, I kid you not, close to the lyrical genius of, say, Muse or Willy Mason.
LOL
It's a bit of a joke; the video made me laugh, seriosly CHAVAFIED and totally Nu-Rave. I wish she didnt release this as a single, because I was very prejuidice aganist her for some time, but then I heard 'Merry Happy' (Cute!) and 'the Nicest Thing' (ah...those feelings) and I realised she wasn't trying to k-k-k-kill music (grins see what I did there?).
aaah I see what you did there ;)
muse's lyrics get confusing sometimes like kate nash wink<br /> but i see know similarities in deepness, especially not in this song<br /> how is it deep?
LOOOOOOOL if Caroline's a victim I'm a victim too because just like her i like to play The Killers on my pc/mp3 all the time not only for me but for the entire neighbourhood listen to it because The Killers are GODS ^_^' Thank you Caroline/Kate, good job!
i love them too!!!!<br /> Brandon is not gay, he's married (not that that would be a problem if he was)
this song annoys the hell out of me. didnt think it was the same person when i heard all her pop stuff
haha at first listen i hated it. but now i love it whole heartedly. and i love how if u sing it, someone will carry on. coz lets face it, the words arent THAT hard to learn... 8-) x