Rev on the Red Line Foreigner
"Rev on the Red Line" by Foreigner, released in 1981, is a #Rock song that explores themes of passion, urgency, and the thrill of love. The lyrics depict a high-energy relationship, using racing metaphors to convey intensity. Musically, it features powerful guitar riffs and dynamic vocals, characteristic of the band's style. The song reflects the era's rock culture, emphasizing adrenaline and romance.
[Verse 1]
Two in a row, everybody knows
At the green light you rev it on the red line
Been waiting all week to get my wheels on the street
Get my hands on the wheel, slide down in the seat
She's wearing new colors and running pretty good
I got four hundred horses tucked under the hood
But there's no need to panic, it's under control
We're aerodynamic and ready to roll
[Chorus 1]
Rev on the red line
You're on your own
Rev on the red line
Just let it go
[Verse 2]
Running all night on Lake Avenue
It's a piece of cake if you know what to do
You've got to lose a few 'til the stakes get high
When the odds are right, you just blow by
And make no mistake, there's women who just wait
For the man and machine with the best time
[Chorus 2]
Rev on the red line
You're on your own
Feels like a lifetime
But soon you'll know
Two in a row, everybody knows
At the green light you rev it on the red line
Been waiting all week to get my wheels on the street
Get my hands on the wheel, slide down in the seat
She's wearing new colors and running pretty good
I got four hundred horses tucked under the hood
But there's no need to panic, it's under control
We're aerodynamic and ready to roll
[Chorus 1]
Rev on the red line
You're on your own
Rev on the red line
Just let it go
[Verse 2]
Running all night on Lake Avenue
It's a piece of cake if you know what to do
You've got to lose a few 'til the stakes get high
When the odds are right, you just blow by
And make no mistake, there's women who just wait
For the man and machine with the best time
[Chorus 2]
Rev on the red line
You're on your own
Feels like a lifetime
But soon you'll know
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