Forbidden Fruit
Band · Other Songs - Band
Haven't got a dime, ain't got a prayer
Deliver us, Lord, from this golden calf
People only want what they cannot have
Forbidden fruit
That's the fruit that you'd better not taste
Forbidden fruit
You've got one life that you'd better not waste
How can I walk with this ball and chain?
How can I land in this hurricane?
Or is this part of man's evolution
To be torn between truth and illusion?
Forbidden fruit
That's the route that you'd better not take
Forbidden fruit
Just watch out for the sign of the snake
You got the picture but missed the drift
About me workin' the graveyard shift
I never went in for no burglary
But there's a stranger inside of me
Forbidden fruit
Don't you shoot the whole works away
Forbidden fruit
It's too high of a price to pay
Little brother got caught in the web
He ran off and joined the living dead
Been through the mill, seen the cross on the hill
He sold his soul just for a thrill
Forbidden fruit
In hot pursuit out on a limb
Forbidden fruit
Your whole world is closing in
How can you hear with a bad connection?
You can't see when there's no reception
Just keep your distance, don't fool with taboo
'Cause it'll overtake and undertake you
Forbidden fruit
That's the fruit that you'd better not taste
Forbidden fruit
You've got one life that you'd better not waste
Forbidden Fruit
Band's 'Forbidden Fruit' stands as a defining track within their discography, exemplifying the raw energy and melodic sensibilities characteristic of their work. Released during a period of significant creative output, the song captures the band's ability to blend catchy hooks with atmospheric depth. It appears alongside other notable releases such as 'Ring Your Bell' and 'Let The Night Fall', contributing to a body of work that has garnered a dedicated following. The recording reflects the band's commitment to crafting memorable musical experiences that resonate with listeners seeking authentic rock and pop soundscapes. As part of their broader catalog, the track remains a staple for fans exploring their extensive history of recordings.