"Creep Show" is a song by the band Radiohead, released in 1992. The lyrics express feelings of self-doubt, alienation, and the idea of not fitting in. The song's protagonist sees themselves as a "creep" and feels like an outcast in society. They struggle with their own identity and long for acceptance from others. The lyrics convey a sense of loneliness and frustration, with lines like "I don't belong here" and "What the hell am I doing here?" Overall, "Creep Show" is a reflection on insecurity and the desire to be understood. "Matinee" is a song by John Grant, released in 2010. The lyrics depict a story of a man reminiscing about a past relationship and the associated emotions. The narrator reflects on going to a matinee with his significant other, describing the experience of being with someone they deeply loved. As the song progresses, the memories bring a mix of joy and sadness, as the relationship has ended. The lyrics create a nostalgic atmosphere, focusing on the bittersweet feelings that arise when remembering a past love.
