Boomerang
Kiss · Hot In The Shade [1989]
Gonna throw down the dice on a roll, it's a showdown, gonna walk on hot coals
Cut the deck, better place your bet, 'cause the game ain't over yet
Wanna keep you under lock and key, can't you see what you do to me
Get the noose, I know I'm gonna hang, 'cause you're like a boomerang, boomerang
On the way up, you change your tune, so pay up, and it ain't too soon
Can't make up or break up, can't feel a thing, you want a piece of everything
First you're cold and then you're hot, you're in the mood and then you're not
Yeah, I know I'll get a bang, 'cause you're like a boomerang, boomerang
You can slip and you can slide, but there ain't nothin' you can hide
You just can't say no, well here I come, baby, and here I go
A boomerang, a boomerang
Cut the deck, better place your bet, 'cause the game ain't over yet
Wanna keep you under lock and key, can't you see what you do to me
Get the noose, I know I'm gonna hang, 'cause you're like a boomerang, boomerang
On the way up, you change your tune, so pay up, and it ain't too soon
Can't make up or break up, can't feel a thing, you want a piece of everything
First you're cold and then you're hot, you're in the mood and then you're not
Yeah, I know I'll get a bang, 'cause you're like a boomerang, boomerang
You can slip and you can slide, but there ain't nothin' you can hide
You just can't say no, well here I come, baby, and here I go
A boomerang, a boomerang
Boomerang - Kiss
Released on the 1989 album Hot In The Shade, "Boomerang" stands as a defining track in Kiss's late-period rock catalog. The song exemplifies the band's signature theatrical style, blending hard rock energy with the theatrical flair that has characterized their career since their 1974 debut. As part of the Hot In The Shade collection, the recording showcases the group's ability to maintain their high-octane sound while exploring new sonic textures in the late 1980s. The track remains a staple of their live performances and has cemented its place within Kiss's broader discography, reflecting the enduring appeal of their theatrical rock approach during this era.