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"I recorded the demo for that at home. I had a little home studio at the time with wires going everywhere - I think I was running the guitar through the toaster, that sort of thing - and I was playing the piano part while I sang the song, or at least what was supposed to be the lyrics of the song. And just as I finished singing, all the wires in the room acted like a radio and picked up a signal of this opera. It was perfectly in time and perfectly in tune, even the mood and sentiment of the thing were absolutely perfect. So it went straight on tape, exactly in the place that it should have gone. It had to be a message from above that this was the way the song had to go. So we actually used that, my home demo, at the beginning of the studio recording."
  
 
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Revision as of 10:20, 23 March 2021

"Does Everyone Stare"
Recorded by The Police
Released: 1979-10-02
Recorded: 1979
Length: 3:52
Album(s): Reggatta de Blanc
Label(s): A&M
Writer(s): Stewart Copeland
Producer(s): Stewart Copeland, Sting, Andy Summers, Nigel Gray
Studio(s): Surrey Sound Studios
Released as single? NO

"Does Everyone Stare" is a song written by Stewart Copeland and recorded by The Police in 1979.

About the song

This section needs more information.

Personnel

Release History

Albums

"Does Everyone Stare" appears on the following album releases:

Cover art Album title Release date Release country
Police-album-reggattadeblanc.jpg Reggatta de Blanc 1979-10-02 United Kingdom
Police-album-messageinaboxthecompleterecordings.jpg Message In A Box: The Complete Recordings 1993-09-30 United Kingdom

Lyrics

Lyrics are property and copyright of their owners, and provided here for educational purposes only.

I change my clothes ten times before I take you on a date 
I'm in a cold sweat, I panic, and it makes me late 
I knew you never asked for this 
I know 
My shots will always misfire 
My shots will always miss 

Does everyone stare this way at you? 
I only look this way at you 

I change my clothes ten times before I take you on a date 
I get the heebie-jeebies, and my panic makes me late 
I break into a cold sweat reaching for the phone 
I let it ring twice before I chicken out and decide you're not at home 

Does everyone stare the way I do? 
I only stare this way at you 

I never noticed the size of my feet 
Until I kicked you in the shins 
Will you ever forgive me 
For the shape I'm in 
For the shape I'm in 

Does everyone stare the way I do? 
I only stare this way at you 

I'm gonna write you a sonnet but I don't know where to start 
I'm so used to laughing at the things in my heart 
Last of all I'm sorry 'cos you never asked for this 
I can see I'm not your type and my shot will always miss 
[Always miss] 

Does everyone stare the way I do? 
I only stare this way at you

Quotations and trivia

Stewart Copeland's own words in 1981-12 Musician:

"I recorded the demo for that at home. I had a little home studio at the time with wires going everywhere - I think I was running the guitar through the toaster, that sort of thing - and I was playing the piano part while I sang the song, or at least what was supposed to be the lyrics of the song. And just as I finished singing, all the wires in the room acted like a radio and picked up a signal of this opera. It was perfectly in time and perfectly in tune, even the mood and sentiment of the thing were absolutely perfect. So it went straight on tape, exactly in the place that it should have gone. It had to be a message from above that this was the way the song had to go. So we actually used that, my home demo, at the beginning of the studio recording."

Alternative and cover versions

"Sera Que Todos Te Acechan?" appears on the following album release:

Cover art Album title Release date Release country
Outlandosdamericas.jpg Outlandos d'Americas 1998 Europe

See also

External links

This section needs more information.

References