Lemme Love Into Ya
Slade · Return To Base [1979]
Lemme love into you, lemme lemme love into you
Lemme take you, lemme me make you, let me give you love
Lemme give you something, lemme lemme give you something
To remember, lemme bend ya, let me give you love
Chorus
Lemme give you love, lemme give you love, lemme give you love
Lemme give you love, lemme give you love, lemme give you love
Break
Lemme love into ya, lemme lemme love into ya
Lemme reach ya, lemme teach ya, let me give you love
Chorus
Lemme give you love, lemme give you love, lemme give you love ... yeah
Lemme give you love, lemme give you love, lemme give you love ... yeah yeah
Lemme take you, lemme me make you, let me give you love
Lemme give you something, lemme lemme give you something
To remember, lemme bend ya, let me give you love
Chorus
Lemme give you love, lemme give you love, lemme give you love
Lemme give you love, lemme give you love, lemme give you love
Break
Lemme love into ya, lemme lemme love into ya
Lemme reach ya, lemme teach ya, let me give you love
Chorus
Lemme give you love, lemme give you love, lemme give you love ... yeah
Lemme give you love, lemme give you love, lemme give you love ... yeah yeah
Lemme Love Into Ya
Slade's 1979 single "Lemme Love Into Ya" stands as a quintessential example of their late-period glam rock and new wave fusion. Recorded for the album "Return To Base," the track showcases the band's signature blend of driving rhythms, melodic hooks, and the distinctive vocal interplay between lead singer Jim Lea and guitarist Dave Knopley. Released during a transitional era for the group, the song reflects their continued commitment to high-energy production while experimenting with slightly more subdued arrangements compared to their earlier hits. It remains a staple of their discography, capturing the essence of 1970s British pop music with its polished sound and catchy structure.