"Doorman" genre: Leftfield
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	CD: 'Doorman' (single)   Label: Anon Productions Credits: 'A la Radio Mix'- Lucie Robson (writer and performer) Cathryn Robson (performer), Sunfish Productions and Siren Circus (producers)/ Unlit Street Mix - Matt White (producer)
	Story Behind the Song Everything that stops you from falling in love with someone, even when a part of you wants to. That is the essence of the song. That is the 'Doorman' - he controls who can come in and decides when someone has to leave. The words are about the different emotions and thoughts that stop you from abandoning yourself to falling in love. The song came to me (Lucie) late one February night and I started writing it then and there and finished it on the train the next day. The first rough was recorded very quickly and the final version took about 6 days - mostly post-production. Lyrics I am not going to fall in love with you I have decided that I am not going to But it's not that I do not want to Speak to my doorman You see my soul is a preacher in theosophy And my mind is a teacher of hypocrisy And my heart is a seeker of bureacracy Speak to my doorman He'll say It's time to go It's leaving time And I am not going to lose my mind with you I have discovered that I am not willing to But it's not that I really don't wish to Speak to my doorman You see my soul is a preacher in monogamy And my mind is a teacher in monotony And my heart is a seeker of monopoly Speak to my doorman He'll say It's time to go - it's leaving time And I am not going to spend my gold with you I've realised that I am not rich enough to But it's not that I really don't want to Speak to my doorman You see my soul is a preacher in dichotomy And my mind is a teacher in duality And my heart reads the world like it's a dictionary Speak to my doorman I think you'll find that he'll say It's time to go It's leaving time.

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