album:And Begin genre:Rock streams:59 creation date:2011-11-08 purchase:mp3, 3.6MB, 00:02:36
Song Lyrics
Dirty Love - R. Johnson You strut in All strung out You got style Ain't no doubt Original Heart of stone No steppping on this black widow It's really not a...
You strut in All strung out You got style Ain't no doubt Original Heart of stone No steppping on this black widow
It's really not a hard decision To give it all away To give it all away It's really not a hard decision To give it all away To give it all away
I've had enough of this dirty love Of this dirty love I've had enough of this dirty love
Broken in Sunken eyes Fallen for every line Cut the edge Another drink Disposable in misery
It's really not a hard decision To give it all away To give it all away It's really not a hard decision To give it all away To give it all away
I've had enough of this dirty love Of this dirty love I've had enough of this dirty love
(c) 2011 Rock Johnson Music.
Song Information
So I wrote this song by accident... totally!! i was actually recording the tracks for "Hooked" and while testing the guitar tone I had this really thick...
So I wrote this song by accident... totally!! i was actually recording the tracks for "Hooked" and while testing the guitar tone I had this really thick distortion and played the opening riff of what became "Dirty Love"! I saved what I was doing and started this track... it started the weekend that spawned 4 tracks that all appear on "And Begin"!
At first I just wrote it to amuse myself as I am completely enamored with 80's rock music like Ratt, Warrant, Skid Row etc... and though elements have shown up in previous works, I've never done anything so blatantly nostalgic in my repertoire!
Then something weird happened... I really stated loving the tune!! Besides the 80's are cool again! So here it is!
Lyrically... Dating for the wrong reasons... Eventually, if there's no connection after the initial excitement wears off... then maybe it's time to move on!
11/08/11 06:06:18PM @bri-an:
ya....indeed this toon stands out from all the rest of yours. by accident you say? lol...ka-ching.
11/08/11 06:02:50PM @bri-an:
....sum of the very "best" kicka$$ presentations i heard in a while...the vocals are the dominate feature in this "on the edge of a very precarious scream" toon...lol. sorry , it's the way i hear it...great stuff... i can imagine a nasty rollin bass player all over this....
hold on to the energy....it's what gonna take ya places....
excellent rawk.
Rock Johnson, known to many as vocalist/guitarist of the bands Broke on Payday, Chaos Theory, Low Cut Monday & From All Sides, has been an integral part of songwriting teams in varied acts since the early nineties. Rock remains heavily involved in the Canadian East Coast music scene.
The Bridge is the fourth release from Canadian musician Rock Johnson which is equal parts rock and acoustic pop. For those familiar with Rock’s solo work the album may feel like a logical forward step building on his three prior releases “And Begin”, “Disc Zero” and “Reasons”. Those who know him for his hard rock roots may be in for a bit of a surprise.
The Bridge started as a self described “Much needed break” from the band environment. The album was originally intended to be a full length endeavor, but given the current climate in which music is consumed an E.P. seemed the more enticing route. The moodiness of opening track “Over The Edge” contrasts well to the sensitivity of acoustic ballad “My Other Side” and ear worm “I Have Imagined”. “Dear Child”, released ahead of the album, has been well received as dedication to children in his life, while “Flavor of the Day” is a salty dig at self victimhood. “Bridges”, a song of personal triumph, an ode to the future, ends the album in sweet mania.
ya....indeed this toon stands out from all the rest of yours. by accident you say? lol...ka-ching.
....sum of the very "best" kicka$$ presentations i heard in a while...the vocals are the dominate feature in this "on the edge of a very precarious scream" toon...lol. sorry , it's the way i hear it...great stuff... i can imagine a nasty rollin bass player all over this....
hold on to the energy....it's what gonna take ya places....
excellent rawk.