Never Gonna Stop (The Red, Red Kroovy)

Rob Zombie · Past Present & Future

"Use my body to keep you alive" (spoken)

Yeah my Durango, number ninety-five
take me to the home kick boot and ultra live
see heaven flash the horrorshow
knock it nice and smooth step back and watch it flow

YEAH!!!Never gonna stop me! Never gonna stop !
Never gonna stop me! Never gonna stop !
Never gonna stop me!Never gonna stop !
Never gonna stop me! Never gonna
stop!

Yeah!!!the devil ride a dinosuar, he painted the monster red so
blood don't stain the floor
In and Out
real savage show skorry in the shot came sickness watch it flow

YEAH!!!Never gonna stop me! Never gonna stop!
Never gonna stop me! Never gonna stop!
Never gonna stop me! Never gonna stop!
Never gonna stop me! Never gonna
stop!

scream if you want it....'cause i want more
scream if you want it....'cause i want more

Yeah my Durango, number ninety-five
take me to the home kick boot and
ultra live see heaven flash the horrorshow
knock it nice and smooth step back and watch it flow

YEAH!!!Never gonna stop me! Never gonna stop!
Never gonna stop me! Never gonna stop!
Never gonna stop me! Never gonna stop!
Never gonna stop me! Never gonna
stop!

scream if you want it....'cause i want more
scream if you want it....'cause i want more

Never Gonna Stop (The Red, Red Kroovy)

Rob Zombie's 'Never Gonna Stop (The Red, Red Kroovy)' stands as a visceral song in his extensive discography, appearing on the 2010 album Past Present & Future. The track exemplifies the artist's signature blend of heavy metal, industrial noise, and horror-themed aesthetics that have defined his career since the late 1990s. Known for his theatrical approach to rock music, Zombie constructs a soundscape that balances aggressive instrumentation with dark, cinematic undertones. This recording contributes to a broader body of work that frequently explores themes of violence and the macabre, maintaining the high-energy intensity found in his earlier Hellbilly Deluxe era while incorporating the polished production techniques of his later albums. The song remains a testament to his enduring influence within the hard rock and metal genres.