Bedroom Costume

Natalie Portmans Shaved Head

When i moved to this neighborhood
I didn't know I'd have it so good
'Cause you give me a special treat
Every night before i fall asleep

The first time I didn't know
That this would be a regular show
I'm so scared that you'll find out
So i gotta tell you now

I see you in your room,
You're wearing your bedroom costume
You should really close the blinds
Who's fault is it, yours or mine?
(x2)

By now i know you know
But you never guess
How long I've watched you too
You think its just coincidence
When you get a little glimpse.

I'm watchin' you
Watchin' me
Watchin' you
Oh, watchin me

I see you in your room,
You're wearing your bedroom costume
You should really close the blinds
Who's fault is it, yours or mine?

Watchin' you
Watchin' me
Watchin' you
Watchin' me
Watchin' you
Watchin' me
Watchin' you
Oh, watchin' me


Lyrics submitted by caramelprisoner

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    obviously, it's about a peeping tom :)

    i love NPSH :D

    iamashlingon September 24, 2008   Link
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    General Comment

    Personally, this is what I feel this song is about.

    Someone has a neighbour who he 'likes' and notices she doesn't close her blinds, resulting in a 'peeping tom'. Little does he know that she knows and does the exact same thing!

    A bit like a pervy love song. It's great!

    Salamanceron December 30, 2008   Link

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