Too Young To Fall In Love
Mötley Crüe · Live: Entertainment Or Death [2009]
You say our love
Is like dynamite
Open your eyes
it's like fire and ice
Well you're killing me
Your love's a guillotine
Why don't you just set me free
Chorus:
Too young to fall in love
oh im too young..
too young to fall in love
oh im too young
to young to fall in love
oh im too young
Too young to fall in love
oh im too young
too young to fall in love
oh im too young
to young to fall in love
Run for the hills
We're both sinners and saints
Not a woman, but a whore
I can just taste the hate
Well, now I'm killing you
Watch your face turning blue
Not yet a man
Just a punk in the streets
Chorus
You say our love
Is like dynamite
its no surprise
you've got one-way eyes
Well you're killing me
Your love's a guillotine
Not yet a man
Just a punk in the streets
Chorus(x2)
Is like dynamite
Open your eyes
it's like fire and ice
Well you're killing me
Your love's a guillotine
Why don't you just set me free
Chorus:
Too young to fall in love
oh im too young..
too young to fall in love
oh im too young
to young to fall in love
oh im too young
Too young to fall in love
oh im too young
too young to fall in love
oh im too young
to young to fall in love
Run for the hills
We're both sinners and saints
Not a woman, but a whore
I can just taste the hate
Well, now I'm killing you
Watch your face turning blue
Not yet a man
Just a punk in the streets
Chorus
You say our love
Is like dynamite
its no surprise
you've got one-way eyes
Well you're killing me
Your love's a guillotine
Not yet a man
Just a punk in the streets
Chorus(x2)
Too Young To Fall In Love
Recorded during the band's final live performance, 'Too Young To Fall In Love' captures the raw energy of Mötley Crüe's 2009 reunion. As a staple of their rock repertoire, the track exemplifies the band's signature blend of hard rock and glam metal, featuring powerful vocals and driving guitar riffs that defined their career. The song appears on the 'Live: Entertainment Or Death' album, serving as a testament to their enduring ability to deliver high-octane performances. It remains a recognizable anthem within the genre, reflecting the band's legacy and the enduring appeal of their music to fans of classic rock.