Watch Kelly Clarkson perform a haunting cover of Radiohead's 'Exit Music (For a Film)'

Wake from your sleep, Radiohead fans, because Kelly Clarkson is serving up a haunting cover of the English rock band's cinematic dirge "Exit Music (For a Film)."

Clarkson performed the song in the latest installment of her "Kellyoke" segment on The Kelly Clarkson Show, infusing it with her signature pop octaves. Whether you've been listening to "Exit Music" since it played over the end credits of Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet or you're hearing it for the first time, it's sure to give you a chill (such a chill).

"Exit Music" isn't the first Radiohead track to be featured in "Kellyoke": Clarkson covered Karma Police" back in October. Both songs hail from Radiohead's breakthrough 1997 album OK Computer.

At a concert in 2012, Clarkson told attendees she's a "huge Radiohead fan" before launching into a cover of the band's seminal song "Creep," adding that she finds frontman Thom Yorke's voice sexy.

"I'm not going to sound as sexy," Clarkson said, "but I'm going to try my damndest."

Watch Clarkson try her damndest covering "Exit Music (For a Film)" above.

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