Love Machine

Wham! · Fantastic [1983]

I'm just a love machine

And I won't work for nobody but you

I'm just a love machine

A huggin', kissin' fiend



I think it's high time you knew

Whenever I think of you

My mind blows a fuse

When I look in your eyes

My meter starts to rise

And I become confused

My voltage regulator cools

When I'm sitting next to you

Electricity starts to flow

And my indicator starts to glow



I'm just a love machine

And I won't work for nobody but you

I'm just a love machine

A huggin', kissin' fiend



Na, na na na na, na na na na, woo-woo-wooo

Na, na na na na, na na na na, na naaah



I'm just a love machine

And I won't work for nobody but you

I'm just a love machine

A huggin', kissin' fiend



I'm gentle as a lamb

I'm not that hard to program

There's no way that you can lose

My chassis fits like a glove

I've got a button for love

That you have got to use

If you look into my file

I am sure you can find out how

To turn me on just set my dial

And let me love you for a little while



I'm just a love machine

And I won't work for nobody but you

I'm just a love machine

A huggin', kissin' fiend



Na, na na na na, na na na na, woo-woo-wooo

Na, na na na na, na na na na, na naaah



I'm just a love machine

And I won't work for nobody but you

I'm just a love machine

A huggin', kissin' fiend

Love Machine

Released in 1983 on the album Fantastic, 'Love Machine' stands as a defining track in the pop-rock canon, showcasing Wham!'s signature blend of catchy melodies and earnest lyrics. The song captures the infectious energy of the early 1980s, featuring the group's characteristic harmonies and driving rhythm that propelled them to global stardom. As a staple of their discography, it exemplifies the era's upbeat sound while addressing themes of romantic anticipation. The recording remains a cultural touchstone, frequently covered and celebrated for its enduring appeal and its role in establishing the band's identity during their formative years.