What You Doing This For? (song)

"What You Doing This For?" is a song performed by British singer and songwriter Florrie, and it is the third track of her second extended play Experiments.

Background
The song was performed back in 2010 along with "Go", "Sunday Girl", and "She Always Gets What She Wants" for the Nina L'elixir Event, held in France.

Composition
The song is known to be the second longest Florrie track, only behind "Experimenting with Rugs", as it has a length of four minutes and forty seconds. It is set at a moderate tempo of 92 beats per minute, and mainly features drums and synthesizers. Sonically, it is influenced by the 80s and 90s pop music.

Cross-references

 * Fighting for something is also a theme in "Begging Me".
 * Pretending is also found in "Experimenting with Rugs" and "She Always Gets What She Wants".
 * "Take a ride" is also used in "Call 911".
 * Getting late is also referenced in "Left Too Late".
 * "Keep on giving it up" is opposed to "never giving up", a lyric found in "Too Young to Remember".
 * Going back is a common theme in Florrie songs, such as "Fascinate Me", "Begging Me", and "Too Young to Remember".
 * Flowers are also mentioned in "Let Your Flowers Grow".
 * Florrie sings about falling in "Free Falling" and "Speed of Light".
 * Wondering is also a theme in "Experimenting with Rugs".
 * Escape is also referenced in "Call 911".
 * "Losing the war" is a lyric from "Left Too Late".
 * "Take a walk" is similar to "walk with me", found in "I Took a Little Something".