Violent Love Willie Dixon
"Violent Love" by Willie Dixon, released in 1954, is a #Blues song exploring the tumultuous and passionate nature of love that can lead to pain and conflict. The lyrics reflect themes of obsession and the duality of love, blending emotional intensity with a raw, rhythmic musical style. Dixon's powerful storytelling and distinctive bass lines have influenced countless artists, solidifying his legacy in blues music.
I want to make violent love
To you by the moon above
I want to make violent love to you
I want to kiss every night
To squeeze and to hold you tight
I want to make violent love to you
I don't want to be frantic
I don't want to cramp your style
You're driving me into a panic
You almost drive me wild!
I want to make whoopee too
And have a little fun with you
I want to make violent love to you
[Instrumental]
I don't want to be frantic
I don't want to cramp your style
You're driving me into a panic
You almost drive me wild!
I want to make whoopee too
And have a little fun with you
I want to make violent love to you
To you by the moon above
I want to make violent love to you
I want to kiss every night
To squeeze and to hold you tight
I want to make violent love to you
I don't want to be frantic
I don't want to cramp your style
You're driving me into a panic
You almost drive me wild!
I want to make whoopee too
And have a little fun with you
I want to make violent love to you
[Instrumental]
I don't want to be frantic
I don't want to cramp your style
You're driving me into a panic
You almost drive me wild!
I want to make whoopee too
And have a little fun with you
I want to make violent love to you
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