DANNY ELFMAN – Insects

Tiny insects in my hair Tiny insects everywhere Tiny insects in my pants Watching insects make romance Insects make me, make me want to dance (dance), dance They make me dance (dance) Dance, dance (dance), dance (dance) Those insects make me want to

Insects crawling all around Insects squirming in the ground Insects, gooey, squeaky, chewy Should I eat them? No I’d rather stomp them, stomp, stomp them While I dance, dance (dance) They make me want to dance (dance), dance, yeah Dance (dance), dance, they make me dance Dance, they make me dance Dance, oh

Insects walking on two legs, insects fucking with our heads Insects work is never done, they’ve all moved to Washington They bite and sting and sucl Bite and sting and suck, suck, suck Bite and sting and suck, suck, suck Bite and sting and suck, suck, suck, suck

Listen to the full album: https://bit.ly/3gbucXp “Insects” by Danny Elfman from the album ‘Big Mess’, available now Purchase + Stream at https://dannyelfman.ffm.to/bigmess

Team Rolfes:

Directors, Character Designers: Sam Rolfes & Andy Rolfes Environmental Designer, VR Puppetry, Additional Mocap: Sam Rolfes Director of Photography: Tim Saccenti Producer: Dina Chang Motion Capture Assistant: Alexander Baumann Scene FX: Andy Rolfes, Vince Mckelvie, Liam Wolfe Character Development & Processing: Alexander Baumann, Ian Ross, Dylan Saks, Damien Blaise Production Company: Setta Studio

Team Elfman:

Creative Director: Berit Gwendolyn Gilma Executive Produced by: Laura Engel Associate Producer: Melisa McGregor Production Assistant: Jae-Mi Shishido Hair & Makeup: Lizbeth Williamson

Filmed at McNulty Nielsen Studio, Los Angeles, CA

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