Crawling After You (country folk innocence) (2:49)

“Crawling After You” is the first part of a tetralogy of pop-folk songs about unrequited love and idealization. Featuring four perspectives on the same ‘object’ of affection, the tetralogy moves from an initial position of naivete and quixotic longing in this “Crawling After You” to increasing levels of critical self-spectatorship in “Pedestal,” “Paper Cup,” and “Parallel World.”