Rescue Me
Bell Book and Candle · Read My Sign
I wanna feel your body and I wanna get closer
Gotta rescue me, rescue me,
Rescue me, let me have a good time
And I wanna see you laughin', and I wanna feel rain
I wanna get inside you and I wanna feel pain
You gotta rescue me, rescue me
Rescue me, let me have a good time
And I wanna feel you movin'
And I wanna feel good
I wanna feel your love for sure
Let your, let your, let your amazement grow
Let your, let your, let your amazement grow -
Oh whatever you do
Can't leave you - don't ever let me go, don't ever let me go
Yeah, I wanna be hungry and I wanna ask why
I wanna be dreamin' and I wanna satisfy
You gotta rescue me, rescue me
Rescue me, let me have a good time
And I wanna be loved and I wanna be high
I wanna feel you touch me and I wanna hear you sigh
You gotta rescue me, rescue me
Rescue me, let me have a good time
And then I wanna feel you movin'
And I wanna feel good
I wanna feel your love for sure
Let your, let your, let your amazement grow
Let your, let your, let your amazement grow
Oh whatever you do, can't leave you
Don't ever let me go - don't ever let me go
Let your, let your, let your
Let your, let your, let your
Let your, let your, let your amazement grow
Let your, let your, let your amazement grow
Oh whatever you do, can't leave you
Don't ever let me go - don't ever let me go
Rescue Me
Rescue Me stands as a defining track from Bell Book and Candle's discography, showcasing the group's signature blend of English-language pop and soulful expression. Featured on the album Read My Sign, the recording captures the band's dynamic vocal harmonies and energetic instrumentation that characterized their work during this period. The song reflects the group's ability to craft memorable melodies that resonate with listeners, establishing a distinct identity within their musical catalogue. As part of a broader collection of recordings that includes tracks like Hurry Up and Destiny, Rescue Me highlights the band's commitment to polished production and emotive songwriting. This piece remains a notable song in their body of work, offering a glimpse into the artistic direction that defined their era and contributed to their lasting presence in the genre.