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1. “When you were here before / Couldn’t ______.”

quite contain the sneeze

Not quite. Real Radiohead fans know that “Creep” opens with lead singer Thom Yorke—a notorious frequenter of all-night diners—sadly recalling his indecision the last time a waitress came to his table.

choose what food to eat

You got it! “Creep” opens with lead singer Thom Yorke—a notorious frequenter of all-night diners—sadly recalling his indecision the last time a waitress came to his table.

even lift 10 pounds

Not quite. Real Radiohead fans know that “Creep” opens with lead singer Thom Yorke—a notorious frequenter of all-night diners—sadly recalling his indecision the last time a waitress came to his table.

[No response; these are the full lyrics to this line]

Not quite. Real Radiohead fans know that “Creep” opens with lead singer Thom Yorke—a notorious frequenter of all-night diners—sadly recalling his indecision the last time a waitress came to his table.
2. “______ like an angel / _____ makes me cry.”

You lift; Just five pounds

Yes! In this line, Yorke praises his waitress’s brute strength and compares it favorably to his own, leading some to theorize that he is addressing a waiter, though in interviews Yorke has emphatically confirmed that it is a waitress.

I swore; Your overwhelming menu

Wrong! This is where Yorke praises his waitress’s brute strength and compares it favorably to his own, leading some to theorize that he is addressing a waiter, though in interviews Yorke has emphatically confirmed that it is a waitress.

Sneezed loud; Sneezing

Wrong! This is where Yorke praises his waitress’s brute strength and compares it favorably to his own, leading some to theorize that he is addressing a waiter, though in interviews Yorke has emphatically confirmed that it is a waitress.

[No response; these are the full lyrics to this line]

Wrong! This is where Yorke praises his waitress’s brute strength and compares it favorably to his own, leading some to theorize that he is addressing a waiter, though in interviews Yorke has emphatically confirmed that it is a waitress.
3. “____ a feather / In a _______.”

I sneezed out; real bad sneeze

Go back and listen to the song; you’ll find that in this part, Thom Yorke continues bemoaning his inability to lift weight.

I called you; violent tone

Go back and listen to the song; you’ll find that in this part, Thom Yorke continues bemoaning his inability to lift weight.

I couldn’t lift; gym on the moon

Exactly. Here, Thom Yorke continues bemoaning his inability to lift weight.

[No response; these are the full lyrics to this line]

Go back and listen to the song; you’ll find that in this part, Thom Yorke continues bemoaning his inability to lift weight.
4. “_____ special / _____ special.”

What’s today’s; Fuck it, I’ll have the

Yep, this is where Thom Yorke asks about the special, then orders the special; though in the radio version of “Creep,” the line was changed to “Very good, I’ll have the special.”

My sneeze rate is; It’s what makes me

Nope, this is actually where Thom Yorke asks about the special, then orders the special; though in the radio version of “Creep,” the line was changed to “Very good, I’ll have the special.”

One two three; Three two one

Nope, this is actually where Thom Yorke asks about the special, then orders the special; though in the radio version of “Creep,” the line was changed to “Very good, I’ll have the special.”

Mushroom Flower Star; My favorite is

Nope, this is actually where Thom Yorke asks about the special, then orders the special; though in the radio version of “Creep,” the line was changed to “Very good, I’ll have the special.”
5. “But I’m ____ / I’m ____.”

—achoo!; —achoo!

Of course you know this one! It’s where Yorke starts sneezing, articulating the word “achoo!” with such precision that some believe he faked it, though Yorke has publicly insisted the sneezes are authentic.

hungry now; hungry all the time

Wrong! Come on! This is the famous part where Yorke starts sneezing, articulating the word “achoo!” with such precision that some believe he faked it, though Yorke has publicly insisted the sneezes are authentic.

a band; a radiohead

Wrong! Come on! This is the famous part where Yorke starts sneezing, articulating the word “achoo!” with such precision that some believe he faked it, though Yorke has publicly insisted the sneezes are authentic.

just a guy; Eduardo

Wrong! Come on! This is the famous part where Yorke starts sneezing, articulating the word “achoo!” with such precision that some believe he faked it, though Yorke has publicly insisted the sneezes are authentic.
6. “What the hell ______”

can I use to lift things?

No! As he continues sneezing, Yorke desperately asks what is wrong with him.

, I’ll take anything that’s available in the next few seconds.

No! As he continues sneezing, Yorke desperately asks what is wrong with him.

—achoo!—is wrong with me?

Yes! As he continues sneezing, Yorke desperately asks what is wrong with him.

, let’s just do it. Let’s go on that big vacation we’ve been planning forever!

No! As he continues sneezing, Yorke desperately asks what is wrong with him.
7. “I don’t _____.”

have arms

Incorrect. Before he gets through the next line, Thom Yorke’s sneezes come on worse than ever.

—achoo! I’m sorry. Achoo! Achoo! It’s never been this bad. Achoo! This is scary for me

You’re right on the mark! Before he gets through the line, Thom Yorke’s sneezes come on worse than ever.

remember the words to this part

Incorrect. Before he gets through the next line, Thom Yorke’s sneezes come on worse than ever.

pretend to be above eating leftovers from other tables. I need food bad

Incorrect. Before he gets through the next line, Thom Yorke’s sneezes come on worse than ever.
8. “I don’t care _____.”

if I have to eat my own arm

Actually, this is where Yorke gives up and asks his bandmates to stop, marking the end of “Creep,” an all-time great song.

stop the song

Right, this is where Yorke gives up and asks his bandmates to stop, marking the end of “Creep,” an all-time great song.

for the Star Cup

Actually, this is where Yorke gives up and asks his bandmates to stop, marking the end of “Creep,” an all-time great song.

[No response; these are the full lyrics to this line]

Actually, this is where Yorke gives up and asks his bandmates to stop, marking the end of “Creep,” an all-time great song.

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