Gimme
Alice Cooper · Shock Rock Early Days [2011]
Your heart is so full of pain
Is there something I can provide
When you feel like life's passed you by
I'm on your side
Gimme this gimme that
Gimme this gimme that
Gimme this gimme that
Gimme this gimme that
Gimme this gimme that
Gimme this gimme that
Gimme this gimme that
Gimme this gimme that
Please don't ask me my name
Does it matter I'm just here for you
Trust me just let yourself go
And that's all you need to know
I'm on your side
Sincerely
I'm your only friend
Yes I'm on your side
Sincerely
Don't you wish you had it all
Don't you deserve to have it all
Kneel down and tell me what you need
Fame and money all for you
I can make your every dream come true
Gimme this gimme that
Gimme this gimme that
Gimme this gimme that
Gimme this gimme that
Gimme this gimme that
Gimme this gimme that
Gimme this gimme that
Gimme this gimme that
Tell me whose more important than you
You're the apple of my ancient ties
How could the world be so cruel
I'll make you my own precious jewel
I'm on your side
Sincerely
I'm the only one that cares
Yes I'm on your side
Sincerely
Don't you wish you had it all
Don't you deserve to have it all
Kneel down and tell me what you need
Fame and money all for you
I can make your every dream come true
There is one thing
I mean everything has a price
I really hate to repeat myself
But nothing's free
Yes I'm on your side
Sincerely
I'm the only one that cares
Oh I'm on your side
Sincerely
Don't you wish you had it all
Don't you deserve to have it all
Kneel down and tell me what you need
Don't you wish you had it all
Don't you deserve to have it all
Don't you wish you had it all
Don't you deserve to have it all
Kneel down and tell me what you need
Fame and money all for you
I can make your every dream come true
Gimme this gimme that
Gimme this gimme that
Gimme this gimme that
Gimme this gimme that
Gimme this gimme that
Gimme this gimme that
Gimme this gimme that
Gimme this gimme that
Gimme this gimme that
Gimme this gimme that
Gimme
Alice Cooper's "Gimme" stands as a testament to the theatrical power that defined his early shock rock era. Released during a period where Cooper solidified his reputation as the King of Shock Rock, the track captures the raw energy and dramatic flair characteristic of his live performances. The song reflects the artist's ability to blend hard rock instrumentation with a distinct, macabre persona that captivated audiences worldwide. While often overshadowed by his most famous anthems, this recording highlights the dynamic range found within his extensive discography. It serves as a compelling example of how Cooper utilized his voice and stage presence to create an immersive musical experience, reinforcing his status as a pioneering figure in rock history who transformed the genre through performance art.