Genius Meanings
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Meat Loaf – Heaven Can Wait
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The speaker is so happy and at peace in his current state that he is in no rush to arrive at the eternal bliss of Heaven.
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Gregorian – Heaven Can Wait
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Heaven can wait / And a band of angels / Wrapped up in my heart / Will take me through the lonely night / Through the cold of the day / And I know, I know / Heaven can wait / And
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Meat Loaf & Ellen Foley – Paradise by the Dashboard Light
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In this epic 8.5 minute-Meat Loaf song (written by Jim Steinman, as so many of his songs are), Meat Loaf plays the character of a 17-year-old boy in a parked car with a 17-year-old
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Meat Loaf – For Crying Out Loud
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In a track that references many other previous ones on the album, Meat Loaf proclaims his love for somebody who was there for him despite everything. With motorcycle symbolism, a
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Meat Loaf – Bat Out of Hell
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“Bat out of Hell” is the first song of Meat Loaf’s Bat out of Hell album trilogy. It was written by Jim Steinman, who had a love for “car crash songs”. He saw an operatic narrative
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Meat Loaf – Two Out of Three Ain’t Bad
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“Two Out of Three (Ain’t Bad)”, the 5th song on Bat Out of Hell, is a classic love ballad sung from the perspective of someone breaking up with their significant other, trying to
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Meat Loaf (Ft. Lorraine Crosby) – I'd Do Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That)
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Written by Jim Steinman for Meatloaf, “I’d Do Anything for Love (But I Won’t Do That)” was Meatloaf’s comeback song and the lead single for Bat Out Of Hell II: Back into Hell. A
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Meat Loaf (Ft. Zee Carling) – Jumpin’ the Gun
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Heaven blesses those who wait / Patience is a virtue son / Keep your toe on the line / Keep your foot on the brake / No sense jumpin' the gun / Girl I'm tired of waitin' you know
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Billy Joel – Only the Good Die Young
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A classic lusty pop-rock tune from the hit 1977 album, The Stranger, “Only the Good Die Young” was inspired by a high school crush of Billy Joel’s, Virginia Callahan. The narrator
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Meat Loaf – You Took the Words Right Out of My Mouth (Hot Summer Night)
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“You Took The Words Right Out Of My Mouth” was the first single of Meatloaf’s career, and second song on Meatloaf’s most famous album, the original Bat Out of Hell.
The song is
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Meat Loaf (Ft. Bonnie Tyler) – A Kiss Is a Terrible Thing to Waste
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If you listen to the night / You can hear the darkness call / I can barely stand to wait / I can barely stand at all / C'mon closer to me now / It's like we're sharing the same
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Meat Loaf – Home by Now/No Matter What
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The locusts are singing / The sun is red / It's gotten so late somehow / There's gonna be trouble / You know what they said / We should have been home by now / We should have been
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Meat Loaf (Ft. Jim Steinman) – Wasted Youth
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[Intro] / Wasted Youth / Wasted Youth / [Verse 1] / I remember everything! / I remember every little thing / As if it only happened yesterday / I was barely seventeen / And I once
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Chad Kroeger (Ft. Josey Scott) – Hero
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The theme song from Spider-Man (2002), written and performed by Chad Kroeger of Nickelback and Josey Scott of Saliva. Accompanying musicians include Chad’s bassist brother Mike
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Bonnie Tyler – Total Eclipse of the Heart
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“Total Eclipse of the Heart” was written by Jim Steinman and released by Bonnie Tyler in 1983. It reached number 1 in several countries, including the UK and US.
The “turn around
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Meat Loaf – I'd Do Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That) [Live from Ontario]
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[Intro] / And I would do anything for love / I'd run right into hell and back / I would do anything for love / I'll never lie to you and that's a fact / But I'll never forget the
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Meat Loaf – Hot Patootie (Whatever Happened To Saturday Night)
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Whatever happened to Saturday Night / When you dressed up sharp and you felt alright / It don't seem the same since cosmic light / Came into my life, I thought I was divine / I
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Meat Loaf – Objects in the Rear View Mirror May Appear Closer Than They Are (edit)
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The skies were pure and the fields were green / And the sun was brighter than it's ever been / When I grew up with my best friend Kenny / We were close as any brothers that you
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Meat Loaf – All Revved Up with No Place to Go
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[Verse 1] / I was nothing but a lonely boy / Looking out for something new / And you were nothing but a lonely girl / But you were something / Something like a dream come true / [
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