I don't even like you,
Why did you want to go and make me feel this way?
I don't understand what's happened,
I keep saying things I never say.

I can feel you watching even when you're nowhere to be seen,
I can feel you touching even when you're far away from me.

Tell me where you're hiding your voodoo doll
'Cause I can't control myself,
I don't wanna stay, I wanna run away
But I'm trapped under your spell.
And it hurts in my head and my heart and my chest,
And I'm having trouble catching my breath.

Ooh
Ooh

Won't you please stop loving me to death?

I don't even see my friends no more
'Cause I keep hanging out with you
I don't know how you kept me up all night
Or how I got this tattoo

I can feel you watching even when you're nowhere to be seen
I can feel you touching even when you're far away from me

Tell me where you're hiding your voodoo doll
'Cause I can't control myself,
I don't wanna stay, I wanna run away
But I'm trapped under your spell.
And it hurts in my head and my heart and my chest,
And I'm having trouble catching my breath

Ooh
Ooh

Won't you please stop loving me to death?

Every time I see you,
Suddenly my heart begins to race,
Every time I leave,
I don't know why my heart begins to break

Tell me where you're hiding your voodoo doll
'Cause I can't control myself,
I don't wanna stay, I wanna run away
But I'm trapped under your spell.
And it hurts in my head and my heart and my chest,
And I'm having trouble catching my breath

Ooh
Ooh

Won't you please stop loving me to death?


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Voodoo Doll Lyrics as written by Calum Thomas Hood Ashton Fletcher Irwin

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  • +2
    My Interpretation

    I think this song is about being in denial about loving someone.

    All the things he says like: "I can feel you watching even when you're nowhere to be seen I can feel you touching even when you're far away from me Every time I see you, I don't know why my heart begins to race Every time I leave, I don't know why my heart begins to break" those are all symptoms of being in love.

    And this is so new to the person, that they think it some sort of spell because it is such a strong feeling.

    crysticremeon August 01, 2014   Link
  • +1
    My Interpretation

    I agree with crysticreme. The line "I'm saying things I never say" enforces that too. It's like they're never the type to become seriously into someone else, so they just don't understand why they're doing things they've never desired to do before. Love the idea of the song.

    brianna115on August 16, 2014   Link

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