Deep Purple

Released: October 5, 1990

Songwriter: Al Greenwood Bob Held Joe Lynn Turner

Producer: Roger Glover

[Intro]
You're so extreme, you're super heavy
You're one step over the line
Not what you seem, don't try and tell me
I know what's really on your mind

[Verse 1]
Once you get started you're out of control
Don't play that sweet and innocent with me girl
I know you know you want to rock and roll
But I got just what you need

[Chorus]
I, I want to feel your love
Too much is not enough
I, I want to feel your touch
Too much is not enough

[Verse 2]
You've got it bad, you're hopelessly addicted
You're always searching for the cure
Love is the crime, you stand convicted
You keep on coming back for more
Come on admit it, you're over the top
That song and dance won't work with me girl
You just can't quit it, don't know when to stop
But I got the remedy

[Chorus]

[Outro]
Baby stop wasting time
And let me know that you're mine
I need to feel your embrace
How much can I take

Deep Purple is one of the defining Hard Rock bands of the 70’s, and is co-credited with such bands as Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin of creating the genre of Heavy Metal. They are best known for their song “Smoke on the Water”, as well as utilizing heavily distorted organ playing to mold their own unique heavy sound.

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