There's Nobody Who Wants My Loving Now
Eddie Meduza · Ain't Got No Cadillac (Remastered) - CD [2010]
The only girl I've loved
Oh, oh, I loved her so
There's nobody who wants my loving now
There's nobody who wants my loving now
Poor old me, now I'm free what a fool I've been
There's nobody who wants my loving now
Well, once I had a girl, I loved her so
Oh, what a fool I was to let her go
I did forget that I'm no longer young
Now I regret each day what I have done
There's nobody who wants my loving now
There's nobody who wants my loving now
Poor old me, now I'm free what a fool I've been
There's nobody who wants my loving now
What a trouble I have been in
Ever since she went away
Every single night I'm dreaming
That she will be back some day
(Solo)
So now I'm all alone without my love
Her tenderness is all I'm dreaming of
My poor old aching heart feels like a stone
I guess I'll have to live this life alone
There's nobody who wants my loving now
There's nobody who wants my loving now
Poor old me, now I'm free what a fool I've been
There's nobody who wants my loving now
There's nobody who wants my loving now
There's nobody who wants my loving now....
There's Nobody Who Wants My Loving Now
Eddie Meduza's 'There's Nobody Who Wants My Loving Now' stands as a quintessential example of his 1970s Swedish rock and roll style. Recorded for the album 'Ain't Got No Cadillac (Remastered)', the track captures the raw energy and melancholic charm characteristic of Meduza's discography. The song features a driving rhythm section and vocal delivery that echoes the era's garage rock revival, focusing on themes of heartbreak and the futility of pursuing a lover who has moved on. As part of a collection of tracks that often reference cars and youth, this recording highlights Meduza's ability to blend traditional rock structures with a distinct, gritty production aesthetic that defined his work during the early 1970s.