Easy Living
W.A.S.P. · Inside The Electric Circus [1986]
It's called easy living
This is a place I've never seen before
And I've been forgiven
Easy living, I've been forgiven
Since you've taken your place in my heart
Somewhere along the lonely road
I had tried to find you
Day after day on the winding road
I had walked behind you
Easy living, and I've been forgiven
Since you've taken your place in my heart
Waiting, watching, wishing my whole life away
Feeling, fainting, ready for my happy day
Somewhere along the lonely road
I had tried to find you
Day after day on the winding road
I had walked right behind you
Easy living, and I've been forgiven
Since you've taken your place in my heart
Easy living, and I've been forgiven
Since you've taken your place in my heart
Easy Living
Easy Living stands as a notable track from W.A.S.P.'s 1986 album, Inside The Electric Circus. During this era, the band experimented with a more theatrical and polished sound compared to their raw, aggressive debut. The song reflects the group's signature blend of heavy metal and hard rock, characterized by Blackie Lawless's commanding vocals and the band's dynamic instrumentation. While the album explored darker, more complex themes, this recording captures the energy and production values that defined the mid-1980s metal scene. It remains a significant song in the band's discography, showcasing their ability to craft memorable hooks within a high-energy framework. The track contributes to the broader narrative of W.A.S.P.'s evolution as they solidified their place in the heavy metal genre.