(No More) Love At Your Convenience
Alice Cooper · Lace And Whiskey [1977]
Lost your power over night some how.
Better see it ain't gonna be like it used to be.
No more love at your convenience.
No more love at your command.
No more love at your convenience.
Lots of time late at night, I really needed you.
I'm telling you tonight's the night.
Close your mouth
Turn off the light.
Pull me babe.
Pull me down closer on you.
No more love at your convenience.
No more love at your command.
No more love at your convenience.
Lots of time late at night, I really needed you.
I really needed you.
I really needed you.
No more love at your convenience.
No more love at your command.
No more love at your convenience.
Quit your tears and dry your eyes.
You know I hate to see you cry.
Don't you see,
Things gotta be what they got to.
No more love at your convenience.
No more love at your convenience.
No more love at your convenience.
No more love at your convenience.
No more love at your convenience.
No more love at your convenience.
(No More) Love At Your Convenience
Alice Cooper's 1977 album Lace and Whiskey marked a significant departure from the theatrical shock rock of his earlier years, reflecting a period of personal turmoil and creative reinvention. (No More) Love At Your Convenience stands as a testament to this transitional era, showcasing Cooper's ability to blend hard rock with a more introspective, blues-inflected sensibility. The track captures the raw energy and emotional volatility that defined the recording sessions, moving away from the overtly macabre storytelling of previous hits. As part of a discography that spans decades of innovation, this song highlights the artist's versatility in navigating different musical landscapes while maintaining his signature vocal intensity and dramatic flair.