Voyeur (song)
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Voyeur is a song written and performed by blink-182. There are two different versions of the song that both have similar meanings but are still the same title and have completely different guitar riffs and lyrics. The first and very rare version of Voyeur was released on the Buddha promo tape (which was released to promote "Buddha"). The second version was released on Dude Ranch (which included "Dammit") and on their live album, The Mark, Tom, and Travis Show.
[edit] Differences between the Two Versions
The original version of "Voyeur" starts of with soft bass and guitar and then kicks into the main riff and the lyrics to the chorus go "I just wanna see you, just the wanna be the one you choose, to stand naked at your side" . The second version of "Voyeur" begins with a simple drum beat followed by guitar, vocals and bass. The chorus goes "(And I wish)/I wish she'd be more kind now/I'm out of luck cause the shades are pulled down/I've seen everything there is to be shown/I followed her all the way home". The second and third choruses are followed by: "I bet this last time is the one time too many/The rush of waiting is burning in my head/Right after supper her brother showers twice a week/He kicks my ass so much, that filthy white inbred."
[edit] Trivia
- Voyeur was released as a rare music video in 1997 or 1998. It has been seen on MTV2's rarest music videos of 1998. Although it was never actually really released onto the Internet or played on TV, somehow MTV2 obtained it. The music video shows Mark, Tom And Scott at the girls house they sing about. In the lyrics "I'd eat her out if she were on my dinner plate" the video shows Tom eating the girl he sings about. It also shows the girl's big brother who showers twice a week.
- The 2nd version of Voyeur was never released as a single, but is one of the most notable songs on the album Dude Ranch due to being released on The Mark, Tom, and Travis Show.
[edit] See also
- A New Hope
- Enthused
- Buddha
- Dude Ranch
- Blink-182
- Voyeur (meaning)
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