Hard Lovin' Man

Album: Deep Purple In Rock (1970)
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  • Break my back with hard lovin'
    Take my hand and keep movin'
    Don't slow down, we're nearly there now
    Oh, oh, oh
    Oh, can you stand the pain?
    I'm a hard lovin' man

    What's your name? It's alright now
    Trick or treat, we're uptight now
    Wanna feel ya, I wanna hear ya
    Oh, oh, oh
    Oh, here we go again
    I'm a hard lovin' man

    Come back here it's not over
    Can't you see there's still time girl
    I can last, make if fast now
    Oh, oh, oh
    Oh, gotta catch a train
    I'm a hard lovin' man Writer/s: Ian Gillan, Ian Paice, Jon Lord, Ritchie Blackmore, Roger Glover
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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