Rock And Roll Love Affair

Prince · Other Songs - Prince

She believes in fairy tale and princes

He believes the voices coming from his stereo.

He believed in rock 'n roll.

She left the past and those lily white fences

And headed out to Hollywood in

Search of her soul,

But she had to pay the toll, yes she did.

They were bound to find each other

He need proof, she needed a brother

That's when stars collide

When the space for what you want

And your heart is open wide.



He gave up women for the stripes of the road,

Learned the meaning of grace,

That's when his cup overflowed.

And she said: Hello!

He said: my faith may seem I'm willing

But you know that I'm able

It doesn't rule my life to sit at your table.

She says: it's tight, but I think I can fix your head.

This kind of love don't come from a prayer

It Ain't talking rebound, born of despair.

Yellow sun rising on their bodies in bed

Two people in love, with nothing but the road ahead.



Oh yeah, oh oh.

Alright!

Oh oh oh ooh ooh.

Let's go!



She believes in fairy tales and princes,

He believed in jazz with rhythm and blues

And this thing called soul,

He believed in rock 'n roll.

She wanted to see her name appear on the big screen,

He just wanted her to scream his name.

Can you scream my name?

Do you know what I mean!



This kind of love don't come from a prayer

It Ain't talking rebound, born of despair.

Yellow sun rising on their bodies in bed

Two people in love, with nothing but the road ahead.



Rock rock love affair (x3)

Rock And Roll Love Affair

Prince's "Rock And Roll Love Affair" stands as a quintessential example of his signature blend of rock energy and romantic sentiment. Released during the height of his solo career, the track exemplifies his ability to fuse funk, rock, and pop sensibilities into a cohesive and driving composition. The song features his distinctive vocal delivery, characterized by a blend of power and vulnerability that became a hallmark of his performance style. Thematically, it explores the intensity and complexity of romantic relationships, a subject Prince addressed with both humor and sincerity throughout his discography. As a standalone recording, it captures the raw energy of his live performances and studio recordings alike, serving as a testament to his enduring influence on alternative rock and pop music. The track remains a staple in his catalog, reflecting his commitment to crafting music that is both commercially accessible and artistically bold.