My Clone Sleeps Alone - Pat Benatar - MP3 instrumental karaoke

Pat Benatar took sci-fi as her starting point for "My Clone Sleeps Alone," which evokes classic bodysnatcher movies like The Stepford Wives and The Faculty while ultimately striking a timeless, non-era specific chord. This dynamic, hard-hitting new wave tune, co-written with Pat Benatar Band founding member Roger Capps, ebbs and flows gently, lulling you into a false sense of security before erupting like a volcano, in true power ballad style. "My Clone Sleeps Alone" was among the highlights of Pat Benatar's debut 1979 studio album In the Heat of the Night, which catapulted the now four-time Grammy Award winner onto the scene with numbers like "I Need a Lover" (a cover of the John Mellencamp song), "If You Think You Know How to Love Me" (a reimagining of the same track by Smokie) and its opening gambit, "Heartbreaker." Four years later, Pat Benatar would go on to score her signature song in "Love Is a Battlefield."