Intruder Lyrics
Oh I love this song. So creepy, kinda reminds me of Pink Floyd actually. This song is obviously about an Intruder.
I love the creepy feeling this song gives me. It's almost like watching a good Hitchcock film (okay, almost all the Hitchcock films are good).
pretty self explanatory. what i really like about the two last numbered albums is the creepy, sad and drepressive atmosphere you can feel there. this song is just so obscene.
wow, the original is darker/creepier than Primus' although i think i still prefer Primus, as they are one of my faves...
yup. its about an intruder who steals things and sniffs your garments. cant get any better than that! lol
I love the sexy creepiness of this song.
It makes me think both of a burglar and a man who gets sexually aroused by watching the victim as she lies in her bed and smelling her dresses. It's probably both.
Always made me wonder about PG... why he would write this kind of song...influenced by Poe, etc and just putting the horror topic to music (which he has done successfully), or revealing a dark side of himself...
I always wondered if there was supposed to be any double meaning in the line "Intruder come and leave his mark".
This is a veeeeeeery creepy song. I think it's about, well, an intruder in your house, someone who slips in quietly in the dead of night and steals all your precious items without making a sound, then tiptoes up to your room and hides in the closet, watching you sleep... a real "monster in the closet." And imagine waking up in the middle of the night and knowing without a doubt that there is someone else in the room besides you, but you can't see them, so you just lie there being terrified... I know I'd feel terrified if that happened to me.
(Sorry for my use of the word "you" meaning the person in general, I couldn't think of any other way to word it.)
Lots of artists write or sing about darker subjects. With Peter Gabriel, I feel like his music is theatrical. Not only does it tell stories, but they all embody characters or a group of people. He puts his mind in roles of other things and writes from their perspectives.