What I Like About You
Poison · Double Dose: Ultimate Hits [2011]
Hey, uh huh huh
What I like about you, the way you hold me tight
Tell me I'm the only one, wanna come over tonight, yeah
You're whispering in my ear
Tell me all the things that I wanna to hear, 'cause that's true
That's what I like about you
What I like about you, you really know how to dance
When you go up, down, jump around, think about true romance, yeah
You're whispering in my ear
Tell me all the things that I wanna to hear, 'cause that's true
That's what I like about you
That's what I like about you
That's what I like about you
Wahh!
Hey!
What I like about you, you keep me warm at night
Never wanna' let you go, know you make me feel alright, yeah
You're whispering in my ear
Tell me all the things that I wanna to hear, 'cause that's true
That's what I like about you
That's what I like about you
That's what I like about you
That's what I like about you [whispered]
That's what I like about you [whispered]
That's what I like about you [whispered]
That's what I like about you [whispered]
Hey, uh huh huh,
Hey, uh huh huh,
Hey, uh huh huh, hey
What I Like About You
Released in 1987, "What I Like About You" stands as a defining anthem of the new wave of American heavy metal, fronted by Poison's Bret Michaels. The track exemplifies the band's signature blend of hard rock and pop sensibilities, characterized by soaring melodies and anthemic choruses that resonated deeply with audiences across the United States. Featured prominently on the compilation "Double Dose: Ultimate Hits," the song captures the essence of the late 1980s rock landscape, where polished production met raw energy. Its enduring popularity highlights Poison's ability to craft songs that transcended their genre boundaries, becoming a staple in rock radio rotations and live performances for decades. The recording remains a testament to the era's ability to produce catchy, high-energy tracks that continue to influence modern rock and alternative music.