Love Gun
Kiss · Icon: Kiss [2010]
I really love you baby
I love what you've got
Let's get together, we can
Get hot
No more tomorrow, baby
Time is today
Girl, I can make you feel
Okay
No place for hidin' baby
No place to run
You pull the trigger of my
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You can't forget me baby
Don't try to lie
You'll never leave me, mama
So don't try
I'll be a gambler, baby
Lay down the bet
We get together, mama
You'll sweat
No place for hidin' baby
No place to run
You pull the trigger of my
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I love what you've got
Let's get together, we can
Get hot
No more tomorrow, baby
Time is today
Girl, I can make you feel
Okay
No place for hidin' baby
No place to run
You pull the trigger of my
Love gun, (love gun), love gun
Love gun, (love gun), love gun
You can't forget me baby
Don't try to lie
You'll never leave me, mama
So don't try
I'll be a gambler, baby
Lay down the bet
We get together, mama
You'll sweat
No place for hidin' baby
No place to run
You pull the trigger of my
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Love Gun - Kiss
Released in 1977, "Love Gun" stands as a defining track in the hard rock canon, serving as the title song to the band's seminal album of the same name. The recording captures the raw energy and theatrical flair that became synonymous with Kiss during their early career, blending heavy guitar riffs with the group's signature vocal harmonies and stage persona. As a cornerstone of their discography, the song exemplifies the genre's evolution in the late 1970s, influencing countless subsequent acts in hard rock and heavy metal. Its enduring popularity highlights the band's ability to craft anthems that resonate across generations, cementing their legacy as pioneers of modern rock performance.