Creepiest Song?Music
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I always found this very creepy, backwards it is even more creepy...
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Two words.
Ikana Canyon.
Ikana Canyon.
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" Sting later said he was disconcerted by how many people think the song is more positive than it is. He insists it's about the obsession with a lost lover, and the jealousy and surveillance that follow. "One couple told me 'Oh we love that song; it was the main song played at our wedding!' I thought, 'Well, good luck.' "
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I think this might take it
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Maybe not creepy, but this song has an odd effect on me. I see a dead friend of mine every time, and it's really rather freaky for me. He was eight at the time, and I just see him there... Doing nothing. It bothers me.
It's like a flashback, he's in the seat he always sat in back in the day. Ugh
It's like a flashback, he's in the seat he always sat in back in the day. Ugh
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The entire Lost Highway soundtrack
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Well this thread certainly hasn't seen any activity in years, but it's still a good topic.
In no order, here are some of mine. Probably not the most creepy things ever posted here, but they're among the creepiest to me.
"Thunder Rolls" by Garth Brooks. Easily one of the most infamous songs I know for this. For as long as I can remember, it has always creeped me out. The song just has a very ominous tone to it and the fact you actually hear thunder in the song itself doesn't help. It don't bother me as much nowadays as it used to, but it's not something I care to hear when it's dark outside and/or thundering, especially in the middle of the night. Even now, I still get somewhat unsettled by it when this happens.
"Falling" by Gravity Kills. I know this song from Test Drive 5 and I was first introduced to it when I was 7. The lyrics are kind of creepy to me, but they don't really bother me much, it's mainly the instrumental that gives me the creeps. Whether it be the full version or the instrumental loops the game has, it always has been a bit creepy to me ever since and even now it still is.
"Like The Rain" by Clint Black. Somehow when I was either 12 or 13, I heard this song on the radio and it had me pretty unsettled for a while. I guess because of how it relates to storms, which wouldn't be a surprise given how I felt about "Thunder Rolls" for so long. I recently started listening to it again after many years of not hearing it and I can still see why it bothered me back then. While it's not as ominous as "Thunder Rolls", it probably would startle me if I heard it at the wrong time.
Now I actually like these songs and I am not saying these songs are bad, but their is a time and place when I probably wouldn't want to listen to them.
In no order, here are some of mine. Probably not the most creepy things ever posted here, but they're among the creepiest to me.
"Thunder Rolls" by Garth Brooks. Easily one of the most infamous songs I know for this. For as long as I can remember, it has always creeped me out. The song just has a very ominous tone to it and the fact you actually hear thunder in the song itself doesn't help. It don't bother me as much nowadays as it used to, but it's not something I care to hear when it's dark outside and/or thundering, especially in the middle of the night. Even now, I still get somewhat unsettled by it when this happens.
"Falling" by Gravity Kills. I know this song from Test Drive 5 and I was first introduced to it when I was 7. The lyrics are kind of creepy to me, but they don't really bother me much, it's mainly the instrumental that gives me the creeps. Whether it be the full version or the instrumental loops the game has, it always has been a bit creepy to me ever since and even now it still is.
"Like The Rain" by Clint Black. Somehow when I was either 12 or 13, I heard this song on the radio and it had me pretty unsettled for a while. I guess because of how it relates to storms, which wouldn't be a surprise given how I felt about "Thunder Rolls" for so long. I recently started listening to it again after many years of not hearing it and I can still see why it bothered me back then. While it's not as ominous as "Thunder Rolls", it probably would startle me if I heard it at the wrong time.
Now I actually like these songs and I am not saying these songs are bad, but their is a time and place when I probably wouldn't want to listen to them.
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Seems like "C:censored: M:censored: M:censored:" by Carly Rae Jepsen is the creepiest song in all of existence, bar none. No song is far more evil, demonic or equal, and anything else mentioned here is nothing compared to that.
I don't think I'll post its music video as it is too gruesome for anyone to handle here, which may violate the AUP.
UPDATE: I stand corrected, the creepiest song ever created is Ice Cream by Blackpink.
I don't think I'll post its music video as it is too gruesome for anyone to handle here, which may violate the AUP.
UPDATE: I stand corrected, the creepiest song ever created is Ice Cream by Blackpink.
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"And no-one saw the carny go
And the weeks flew by
Until they moved on the show
Leaving his caravan behind
It was parked out on the south east ridge
And as the company crossed the bridge
With the first rain filling the bone-dry river bed
It shone, just so, upon the edge
Away, away, we’re sad, they said
Dog-boy, atlas, half-man, the geeks, the hired hands
There was not one among them that did not cast an eye behind
In the hope that the carny would return to his own kind
And the carny had a horse, all skin and bone
A bow-backed nag, that he named “Sorrow”
Now it is buried in a shallow grave
In the then parched meadow
And the dwarves were given the task of digging the ditch
And laying the nag’s carcass in the ground
And boss Bellini, waving his smoking pistol around
Saying, “The nag is dead meat”
“We caint afford to carry dead weight”
The whole company standing about
Not making a sound
And turning to dwarves perched on the enclosure gate
The boss says “Bury this lump of crow bait”
And then the rain came hammering down
Everybody running for their wagons
Tying all the canvas flaps down
The mangy cats growling in their cages
The bird-girl flapping and squawking around
The whole valley reeking of wet beast
Wet beast and rotten hay
Freak and brute creation
Packed up and on their way"
The three dwarves peering from their wagon’s hind
Moses says to Noah “We shoulda dugga deepa one”
Their grizzled faces like dying moons
Still dirty from the digging done
And as the company passed from the valley
Into higher ground
The rain beat on the ridge and on the meadow
And on the mound
Until nothing was left, nothing at all
Except the body of Sorrow
That rose in time
To float upon the surface of the eaten soil
And a murder of crows did circle round
First one, then the others flapping blackly down
And the carny’s van still sat upon the edge
Tilting slowly as the firm ground turned to sludge
And the rain it hammered down
And no-one saw the carny go
I say it’s funny how things go"
Few do creepy like Nick Cave.
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"The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia" by Reba McEntire. Like the song "Thunder Rolls" I mentioned earlier, this song also has a very ominous tone to it that tends to spook me if I hear it late at night. I like the song though, but like the others I mentioned, their is a time and place where I wouldn't want to hear it.
"Do It" by Lil' Wayne. I don't think I can post a video of this one because the explicit lyrics may be too much for GTP, but this song is from his mixtape "The Suffix". A long time ago I used to listen to Lil Wayne a lot, this is one I eventually came across and I had a bad dream about it later on. Just the instrumental alone is kind of creepy, the lyrics themselves aren't really creepy, it's more like how they are said that is. Like Lil Wayne talks kind of low throughout the song, like he's trying not to wake someone nearby and he sounds unusually different for whatever reason. If memory serves me correctly, the guy on the chorus is someone named "Reel" and well long story short, his voice doesn't really help. Then you have some DJ (I forget his name) saying the words "Secret Weapons" in kind of eerie whisper and while his part is pretty minor in the song, but it's something I can't ignore.
While that's a lot of details, this song actually doesn't creep me out like some of the others I have posted, but it still has a place on my list. However, unlike the others I mentioned, this song I do not like and it's for other reasons besides it being creepy though.
"Do It" by Lil' Wayne. I don't think I can post a video of this one because the explicit lyrics may be too much for GTP, but this song is from his mixtape "The Suffix". A long time ago I used to listen to Lil Wayne a lot, this is one I eventually came across and I had a bad dream about it later on. Just the instrumental alone is kind of creepy, the lyrics themselves aren't really creepy, it's more like how they are said that is. Like Lil Wayne talks kind of low throughout the song, like he's trying not to wake someone nearby and he sounds unusually different for whatever reason. If memory serves me correctly, the guy on the chorus is someone named "Reel" and well long story short, his voice doesn't really help. Then you have some DJ (I forget his name) saying the words "Secret Weapons" in kind of eerie whisper and while his part is pretty minor in the song, but it's something I can't ignore.
While that's a lot of details, this song actually doesn't creep me out like some of the others I have posted, but it still has a place on my list. However, unlike the others I mentioned, this song I do not like and it's for other reasons besides it being creepy though.
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Do you suppose it's more or less creepy than the original by Vicki Lawrence?
