Freaking Out The Neighborhood is a languid apology to Mom for some untold act of youthful misadventure.
“Freaking Out The Neighborhood” began as “Harrison Ford Escort,” a track on 2 Demos with a slightly different chord progression.
[Verse 1]
Sorry, mama
There are times I get carried away
Please, don't worry
Next time I'm home, I'll still be the same
[Chorus]
And I know it's no fun
When your first son
Gets up to no good
Starts freaking out the neighborhood
[Verse 2]
Really, I'm fine
Never been better, got no job on the line
Sincerely, don't worry
Same old boy that you hoped you would find
[Chorus]
And I know it's no fun
When your first son
Gets up to no good
Starts freaking out the neighborhood
Freaking Out the Neighbourhood was written by Mac DeMarco.
Freaking Out the Neighbourhood was produced by Mac DeMarco.
Mac DeMarco released Freaking Out the Neighbourhood on Tue Sep 18 2012.
In this interview Mac describes the meaning behind this song.
“I am. That’s about the family. A lot of songs are about the family on the album. I did a karaoke set in Montreal last spring, and I ended up getting really, really drunk. All my clothes came off, beer got poured over me, percussive inst...