Girl You Turn Me On

L.A. Guns · Other Songs - L.A. Guns

Two, three, four

Call of the wild, lightning to thunder

Who woulda thought it would pull you under

Watching your world move like a second hand

Two years gone, can't bring 'em back again



Send him my regards

Gonna tear your world apart

Girl, you turn me on

You're like the best laid plans got wrong

Sold your soul to the Hollywood harlots

Wouldn't give you half a chance

Because girl, you turn me on



Sing me a song, tell me how bad it is

Blew your mind all the way to Texas

Somebody shook the bowl you been swimmin' in

Shaken and stirred, now you've come back again



Send them regards

Gonna tear your world apart

Girl, you turn me on

You're like the best laid plans gone wrong



Sold your soul to the Hollywood harlots

Wouldn't give you half a chance

Because girl, you turn me on



Girl, you turn me on

You're like the best laid plans gone wrong

Sold your soul to the Hollywood harlots

Wouldn't give you half a chance

Because girl, you turn me on



Girl, you turn me on

Watch it, gonna get it

Watch it, gonna get it

Girl, you turn me on

Watch it, gonna get it

Watch it, gonna get it now

Girl, you turn me on

Watch it, gonna get it

Watch it, gonna get it

Girl, you turn me on

Girl You Turn Me On

Released by L.A. Guns, this track exemplifies the band's signature blend of hard rock and glam metal. The song features the group's characteristic blend of melodic hooks and aggressive distortion, typical of their work during the late 1980s and early 1990s. As part of their broader discography, the recording showcases the vocal prowess of lead singer Mike Tramp and the guitar-driven intensity that defined the Los Angeles scene of that era. The composition serves as a quintessential example of the genre's high-energy aesthetic, capturing the raw power and theatrical flair that made L.A. Guns a prominent force in the rock landscape.