It is free for all Friday here on the Council of Trent podcast. Mondays and Wednesdays we talk

apologetics and theology. Friday we talk about whatever I want to talk about. And today, what I want to

talk about are unintentionally creepy songs, songs that for most of them, you listen to them,

they're fun songs, enjoyable ones. But if you listen to the lyrics a little bit more carefully,

you'd realize, oh, wait a minute,

that's actually a creepy song, or that's a really heavy message that I wasn't intending to listen to in this fun and lighthearted song.

Other songs, there's one particular song in the list, though, that at first you'll think,

wow, that is really, really bad, and you think it's an awful message.

But apparently the artist has claimed it's not,

and he has a story about it that sounds innocent enough,

but man, oh man, the song still comes off.

Even though he wasn't trying to be creepy,

but I don't know if you tried to be creepy.

You'd be creepier than this.

So those are the few that I want to get into today.

So let's hop right in.

The first one is a 1968 song by the Vogue's. And it's called Turnaround Look at Me.

So a lot of these songs, by the way, I'm going to either entertain or annoy the heck out of you.

I'll play clips of a few, but I'm just going to karaoke some of these bad boys because you'll know them. This one's

not as well known. I'll play a clip of it where it comes off really creepy. The song is just

turn around, look at me. There is someone walking behind you. Turn around. Look at me.

There is someone watching your footsteps. Turn around. Look at me me there is someone who really needs you here's

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