Take Me

Kiss · Ikons [2008]

Put your hand in my pocket

Grab onto my rocket

Feels so good to see you Lucille

Baby got to know

Do do you want to go

How you gonna make me feel



I said "Go baby, you make me feel ah, ah, ah, ah yeah!"

Oh, baby, you make me feel ah, ah, ah, ah yeah!"

So take me any way you want me

Just break me any way you can

Take me any way you want me, now

Make me feel like a man, yeah



Sittin' in the back

Her head down in my lap

The moonlight shinin' down on her hair

The radio was playin'

Her fingertips were strayin'

Her mama didn't know she was there, no



She said "Oh baby, you make me feel ah, ah, ah, ah yeah!"

Oh, baby, you make me feel ah, ah, ah, ah yeah!"

So take me any way you want me

Just break me any way you can

Take me any way you want me, now

Make me feel like a man

Make me feel it, baby



Ahh, take me any way you want me

Just break me any way you can

Take me any way you want me, now

Ah, ah, ah, ah yeah, take me baby

Ah, ah, ah, ah



Take me, take me, take me, love me

Take me, squeeze me, hug me, any way you can

Take me any way you want me, now

Ah, ah, ah, ah yeah, ah ah ah ah

Take me, whoo, any way you want me

Squeeze me, you can have it any way you can

Take me, hold me baby, come on, now, come on, now

Ah, ah, ah, ah yeah

Take me

Take Me

Take Me serves as a standout track on Kiss's 2008 compilation album, Ikons. This recording captures the band's enduring hard rock energy, blending their signature theatrical style with a polished production quality typical of their later career. As part of a collection designed to highlight the group's most significant contributions, the song reflects the classic power dynamics between the band members that have defined their sound for decades. While the track may not carry the immediate recognition of their earliest anthems, it exemplifies the consistent songwriting approach that has kept the group relevant across generations. The recording stands as a testament to their ability to craft memorable hooks and driving rhythms, maintaining the high-energy performance style that fans have come to expect from the legendary rock act.