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3 ContributorsC’mon and Love Me LyricsShe's a dancer, a romancer
I'm a Capricorn and she's a Cancer
She saw my picture in a music magazine

When she met me, said she'd get me
Touched her hips and told me that she'd
Let me
I took her hand, baby, this is what i said
I said

Baby, baby, don't you hesitate
'Cause I just can't wait
Baby, won't you take me down on my knees
You can do what you please
C'mon and love me

I'm a man, I'm no baby, and you're lookin'
Every inch a lady
You're good lookin' and you're lookin' like
You should be good
You were distant, now you're nearer
I can feel your face inside the mirror
The lights are out and i can feel you, baby
With my hand

So
Baby, baby, don't you hesitate
'Cause I just can't wait
Baby, won't you take me down on my knees
You can do what you please
C'mon and love me
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Rock and Roll is not just music, it’s a way of life; a feeling that ignites passion and excitement in the hearts of millions across the globe. The classic raunchy rock anthem ‘C’mon and Love Me’ by the American rock band, Skid Row, is a testament to that. Skid Row’s second album ‘Slave to the Grind’ remains to be one of the most significant albums in heavy metal history, and this song is one of the most beloved tracks that will always remind us of the era of sex, drugs, and rock and roll.

About C’mon and Love Me

The song ‘C’mon and Love Me’ was originally recorded by Kiss in 1975 and written by the legendary Paul Stanley. The Skid Row version of the song was released in 1991 as a part of their second album, ‘Slave to the Grind’. The song is a brilliant cover of the original track, with Skid Row breathing new life into it and rejuvenating the song for a new generation to enjoy and love.

The song is an absolute powerhouse that showcases Skid Row’s unmatched genius in creating powerful and electrifying rock anthems. ‘C’mon and Love Me’ is a perfect example of the 80’s hair metal scene and what rock and roll was all about during that time. The song is fueled by amazing guitar riffs, thunderous drums, and Sebastian Bach’s electrifying vocals, which set the tone for the music and take the listeners on an exciting and wild journey.

The song, at its core, is a love song that tells the story of a man begging his lover to give him a chance to show her how much he loves her. The lyrics are simple but effective and have resonated with countless fans of the band over the years. The song is a beautiful mix of love, passion, and excitement that has become synonymous with the rock and roll era and remains a classic rock anthem even today.

The guitar work in the song is simply outstanding and makes the listener want to get up and dance. The riffs are powerful and heavy, yet they still have an intricate feel to them, showcasing the musical talent of the band. The vocals, the drumming, and the bass work all come together to form an electrifying masterpiece that stands the test of time.

‘C’mon and Love Me’ is more than just a song; it’s a feeling, a memory, and a part of our lives. Skid Row has managed to create an unforgettable track that has stood the test of time and has become an essential part of the rock and roll canon.

The song is a perfect example of the power of rock and roll, and it’s a timeless classic that will be cherished and enjoyed by generations to come.

So, if you’re a fan of rock and roll, and you haven’t heard ‘C’mon and Love Me’ by Skid Row, you’re missing out on one of the most epic rock anthems ever created. Turn up the volume, grab your air guitar, and get ready to rock out.

• Release Date: 1992
• Artist: Skid Row