Love Who Loves You Back
Tokio Hotel · Kings Of Suburbia [2014]
What's underneath our closed sweet hearts
Hidin' what we want to share
Take my hand, I'll take you there
There's a call on you while
There's a snake in your bed
And it's telling you something (it says)
Yeah I like it like that!
When you're feeling lonely
Go help yourself
Do whatever you desire
Go through you're a rose
Hit her heart
If they don't react,
Love who loves you back!
The perfect storm
What turns you on?
You can have all that
Love who loves you back!
Turn me on, turn me on, turn me on
Turn me on, turn me on
Love who loves you back!
Turn me on, turn me on
Love who loves you back!
Turn me on, turn me on,
Love who loves you back!
What's real we have to scream to see
Leaning closer next to me
Count to three and lose control
If you like it let me know
There's a call on you while
There's a snake in your bed
And it's telling you something (it says)
Yeah I like it like that!
When you're feeling lonely
Go help yourself
Do whatever you desire
Go through you're a rose
Hit her heart
If they don't react,
Love who loves you back!
The perfect storm
What turns you on?
You can have all that
Love who loves you back!
Turn me on, turn me on, turn me on
Turn me on, turn me on
Love who loves you back!
Turn me on, turn me on
Love who loves you back!
Turn me on, turn me on,
Love who loves you back!
Some are small, some are tall
Some are born with it all
Some are in it for the kill
Some just do it for the thrill
Archers aim your perfect mark and throw
Go through you're a rose
Hit her heart
If they don't react,
Love who loves you back!
The perfect storm
What turns you on?
You can have all that
Love who loves you back!
Turn me on, turn me on, turn me on
Turn me on, turn me on
Love who loves you back!
Turn me on, turn me on
Love who loves you back!
Turn me on, turn me on,
Love who loves you back!
About Love Who Loves You Back
Tokio Hotel's "Love Who Loves You Back" serves as a pivotal English-language track on their 2014 album *Kings Of Suburbia*, marking a significant shift in their musical direction. While the band is renowned for their melodic pop-punk and rock sound, this recording adopts a more polished, synth-driven pop aesthetic that aligns with the album's broader experimental tone. The song features the band's signature vocal harmonies and emotional delivery, characteristic of their work during this era, yet it diverges from their earlier German-language output to appeal to international audiences. It stands as one of several English tracks on the record, showcasing the group's ability to adapt their style while maintaining their core identity. The composition reflects the band's continued evolution as they navigated the transition from their breakthrough period to a more mature, diverse discography.