It's actually a very sad song, he was breaking it off with a girl because he says he doesn't love her, that he only loves one girl from the past, and she did the exact same thing to him, he's repeating the cycle.
@@danteshydratshirt2360 Well if we take the timeline, he is not loved before his current relation where he cannot love so the Karma would be backwards. I don't think Meat Loaf is making this song as a "what is right and what is wrong" but rather as relationship experiences that can often happen in life. Many sing of love as being that of pure harmony and wonder. Meat Loaf often sings of love as a complicated set of situations that people can go through, and people can get hurt, even under the best of effort. That is why I love his songs. He doesn't just sing songs, he sings a whole story. He (and his writer Jim Steinman) creates full on ballads rather than songs.
I just wrote the same opinion in the post right in front of you. I wish I would have read your post first. You're much better writer than I am. Much more condensed and to the point
@@danteshydratshirt2360 The reason he treats the current girl like that, is because the one girl he did truly love, told him she didn't love him and broke his heart! So now any relationship he has, he will never be able to love them.
The first part of the song he's leaving a girl that he wants and needs but will never love, the second part he tells about a girl that said the same thing to him in the past.
He’s not leaving the first girl “The snow is really piling up outside, I wish you wouldn’t make me leave here” but he had to be totally honest with her.
This is the first song I heard of Meatloaf and my favorite. It took me awhile to get the two stories going on in this song. He is talking about how the relationship is over and he doesn't love her, and he gives the story about how someone he loved told him the same thing. Don't forget about Jim Steinman the writer and composer of many of the songs Meatloaf sings. Jim Steinman songs just have away of pulling on one's emotions. "It's All Coming Back to Me Now" Celine Dion "Read'em and Weep" Barry Manilow which Meatloaf also covered "Total Eclipse of the Heart" Bonnie Tyler And more.
I feel as if a part of my youth died with the passing of this wonderful entertainer and genuine human being. Marvin Lee Aday (Michael) AKA Meatloaf your musical performances will live on! Thanks for the decades of memories.
There were 2 girls involved in the song. He is singing to his current girl and at the end explaining that he can't love her because he is still in love with his previous girl who could not love him.
Jim Steinman (piano) wrote all of the songs on this album. Unfortunately, we lost both of them within a couple of months of each other.😭😭 I still have this album on vinyl. "I know you're lookin' for a ruby in a mountain of rocks, but there ain't no coupe deVille hiding at the bottom of a crackerjack box".
Love Meat. Been a fan since BOOH dropped. I was "barely 17" had just met my one and only. We had 41 years before I lost him 3 years ago. Mo and Robin Gibb and Meat are the only people I didn't know that I cried for when they passed.
Some believe that it’s the same girl. He talks about the “snow piling up outside” and says that “you’ve been cold to ME so long, I’m crying icicles instead of tears”. Then later talks about “only one girl that I will ever love”, and “I remember how she left me on THAT STORMY NIGHT (remember the snow piling up). So later she wanted him BACK, but he didn’t love the girl that came back. “Two out of three ain’t bad.” 🙂
I'm very surprised you didn't get it. He couldn't tell her he loved her. There was only 1 girl he ever loved and she could not tell him that she loved him so she left. Its really that simple. I must admit when Meat passed that really hit me. Its tough when someone you grew up listening to and really loved him as an artist moves on. It just reminds us of our immortality. Its like I lost a friend. R.I.P. MEAT
I agree about the passing of people I’ve listened to almost my whole life. It seems like every time I look at the news someone else has passed. But seeing the people that are going back and listening to the older songs makes me glad the songs and memories will live on.
@@stevedavis5704 I agree what I find even more encouraging is its a much younger generation that are tuning in to this great music. It speaks volumes about the music today. I believe that subconsciously they are disillusioned with modern music, if you can even call it music. I have never liked country music, but it is the only music that is palatable. So with the world upside down I just go back to my happy place and keep on ROCKIN.
Apparently in an interview he said he is singing this song to the same girl. That is why he says, you’ve been cold so long you made icicles of my tears. Then he is no longer interested in giving his heart to her again, when she wants him back at end.
RIP Michael Aday, Meatloaf. He sang the crap out of those songs that Jim Steinman wrote, who died a year or two before...and I bought this cassette when I was 16 because of Meats charisma! Man, I'm old!
This song goes to show, just how messed up we can be emotionally, after people who don't know better, play around with other people's hearts and emotions. He's being told to leave despite the snow, because he can't love the girl in his present, because he is in love with an earlier girl, who didn't love him either, because she loved another in her past.
His music will never die; what a legacy he left behind. My son''s first live concert at the age of 12 was Meat Loaf and at 40,, he is still a huge fan.
Meatloaf's debut album, Bat Out Of Hell, was released in 1977 and has sold over 50 million albums making it one of the best selling debut albums of all time. It has been certified 14X Platinum by RIAA. In 1993, Meatloaf released his 6th studio album, Bat Out Of Hell 2 : Back Into Hell, which spent 2 weeks at #1. Meatloaf's debut album, Bat Out Of Hell, was released in 1977 and has sold over 50 million albums making it one of the best selling debut albums of all time. It has been certified 14X Platinum by RIAA. In 1993, Meatloaf released his 6th studio album, Bat Out Of Hell 2 : Back Into Hell, which spent 2 weeks at #1. I'm sure you noticed, but Meatloaf has incredible range.
The emotion roller coaster took you for a life ride RIP Meatloaf. I can only imagine you and Freddie and Cris Cornel playing in heaven at Gods request.
"Left in the Dark" is a good song he does too - originally recorded by Jim Steinman, then covered by Barbra Streisand, but definitely works best with Meat's voice.
Please react to Groove Line by Heatwave. It has recently been used in commercial. Can't remember product..sorry. But you will know the song instead of thinking of where you heard it first. Make sense? Keep up great work.
This song is one that you can just read through the lyrics and completely understand what's going on. He is being sent away by the woman he is with because he's been honest and told her that he wants and needs her but that he will never be able to love her - because he'll never get over the one woman who he would ever love - who left him on a stormy night years ago after telling him that she wanted him and needed him, but would never love him! The song ends as it starts - "Baby we can talk all night, but that ain't getting us nowhere.".
It is actually about 2 relationships. His past relationship who was the love of his life who didn't love him and his current relationship with a girl who loves him where does not love her. He basically is expressing pain and regret for both his current relationship and his previous relationship. He feels heartbroken for his current partner because of what he went through in the past. To me, this song is actually a song devoted to his his current partner/girlfriend/wife etc.
I think it’s pretty straight forward. He’s currently with a girl that he’ll never love even though he wants and needs her, but he’s still walking out. His real love from the past did the same thing to him and told him the same thing, and that gutted him. That’s why he says “baby we can talk all night, but that ain’t getting us nowhere.” Nothing is gonna be said or done to make him feel any different.
That’s Jim Steinman on piano who wrote this album and all the other BOOH albums. It’s like a rock opera. All connected. The collaboration was perfection. Jim passed recently and now Meat has joined him in rock n roll heaven. Music of the gods.
Meat Loaf's songs are distinctive since they were written and produced by JIm Steinman. You might explore songs written by Jim Steinman for other musicians.
@kimmo mäki Rundgren was the only one who really gave Steinman a chance. And Steinman and Meat both kept around a lot of the people from this album. Kasim Sulton (bassist) came in from Rundgren's band and eventually became Meat's bandleader.
Two girls the one he loved said I want you, I need but I am never gonna love you and the second girl he said that to her. He said in the beginning he would never love anyone meaning the first girl.
You have to keep in mind that Meatloaf had nothing to do with writing the songs. All his material from Bat Out Of Hell 1 & 2 were from the mind of Jim Steinman. Jim passed in May 2021. Meatloaf passed nine months later.
I seem to remember an interview with Meatloaf where he stated a girl he loved left him and basically said these words to him. She later regretted her decision and came back to him, but he couldn't trust her and pushed her away the same way she did him.
Meatloaf was prone to talking bs and claiming all sorts of things in interviews. This song came about because Steinman was asked by his friend Mimi ( I forget her surname) to write a straightforward love song. Steinman lifted the I want You I need You from an old Elvis song
Aside from writing all of Meatloafs hits, Steinman also wrote Air Supply's Making Love Out of Nothing at All, Bonnie Tyler's Total Eclipse of the Heart. ( edited)
I think that it's the same girl , she came back to him , possibly out of regret , and she loves him now , and still wants and needs him , 3 out of 3 like he always wanted but because she left his feelings for her , now become 2 out of 3 and its too late And before she couldn't love him despite all his love for her , and he gave her everything he had in himself and heart. When she came back , he had no love for her left in his heart that she tore from him when she left him before and now that she came back , he still wants her and needs her but he can't love her because he the love in h1is heart no longer exists for her because his love and his trust and belief in her , she also took with her , when she left him years ago 💔
He is talking aboutg 2 girls. First half of the song it is him that does not love the girl. Second half of the song was "long ago" and it was her (His first love) that left him.
Yes, you're right. Meat could go from throwing a piano at you in one second, to giving you a big, cuddly bear hug in the next. His band members and female vocalists had to be prepared for anything when performing on stage with him!
the song is about the same girl.she wanted to move on in pursuit of something better and when it didnt work out tried to rekindle the original relationship he gave it a shot but realized its not the same.its a different girl to him now.
Right on Chod! It gives me great pleasure in seeing younger black people turning on to some of the greatest music ever created. Especially 60s and 70s cause it's the best. Something happened to black artists especially once that garbage rap music reared its ugly head. All that fantastic music that black artists gave us in a commercial sense back in the 60s,70s and early 80s virtually disappeared from the airwaves once rap spread like a virus. Those great harmony groups and songwriters as well as musicians just seemed to have vanished from the radio. Yes there are many unknown or not commercially successful great musicians out there but if you compare what we heard in the 60s and 70s compared to the shit you hear today ,it's no comparison. The fact that youre a musician makes it better cause hopefully all the great music you've been experiencing will influence your style,playing and inspire you, I believe that 100%. I've been very disappointed in the music black artists have produced the past 30 years compared to what they gave us in the glory years of 1955 to early 80s. It was a huge decline after that!
At the beginning of the song he's breaking a girl's heart. Saying he wants her, he needs her but he's never going to love her. And then at the end of the song he references his first heartache "there was only one girl that I will ever love and that was so many years ago". And he repeats the words that "she" said to him initially, I want you, I need you ect.. which would suggest maybe he's been doing the same thing that was done to him in the past. Which is never being able to give that person everything just like what happened to him with his first love... A bad pattern due to a first love heartache...
In the beginning of the song, the woman he is currently in a relationship with is ending their relationship because she learns that he's not in love with her. He says he wants her and needs her, but there's just no way that he'll ever love her... 2 out of 3 ain't bad. In the last part of the song we learn the reason why -- he's still in love with a former romantic interest, a lady who did not reciprocate his love for her. Just before she left him, she explained that she wanted him and needed him, but there's no way that she would ever love him. 2 out of 3 ain't bad. What she felt for him was all he could ever carry forward into new relationships. Listen again and it will make sense. Lots more from this incredibly gifted performer, so keep it coming. Be sure to visit "OBJECTS IN THE REAR VIEW MIRROR MAY APPEAR CLOSER THAN THEY ARE" th-cam.com/video/3jPMv9zJ1LE/w-d-xo.html for yet another facet of his talent.
Now blow Dee's mind with "Bat Out of Hell" (live), "Heaven Can Wait" (studio) and "I Would Do Anything for Love" (official video) - see if she can tell us what genre describes Meat Loaf
There are 2 different girls. The first one that he loved said she couldn’t ever love him and he said the same thing to the new girl about not loving her.
He had a past relationship the girl just kept him saying she could never love him. He carried that to the next girl, end up telling her the same thing. Kind of a cycle sometimes when you really get hurt in the beginning
Glad to see that Dee has recovered from Monsters! It was a bit mean playing that first, should have built up to it with more subtle ones like this, then at least she wouldn't have had to put her make up straight!
Both girls are one of the same person after breaking his heart years earlier she came back to rekindle their romance but he couldn't do it because she destroyed him
This is a "full circle" song. At the beginning he is telling his current girlfriend that while he wants and needs her, there is no way he will ever love her (two out of three ain't bad). Then at the end of the song he is talking about the only girl he ever loved from the past, but it was unrequited love and that girl said the exact same thing to him that he is now saying to the current girl.
He is explaining to the woman he is with now why he can’t love her because he has only loved one woman from his past I want you, I need you, but there ain’t no way I’m ever gonna love you
The last half of the song is a girl telling him she wants him she needs him but there's never a way she's going to love him jump forward to the beginning of the song he's telling me a different girl that
It's actually a very sad song, he was breaking it off with a girl because he says he doesn't love her, that he only loves one girl from the past, and she did the exact same thing to him, he's repeating the cycle.
i consider it more of karma poetic justice thing that he recieves the not being loved line
@@danteshydratshirt2360 Well if we take the timeline, he is not loved before his current relation where he cannot love so the Karma would be backwards. I don't think Meat Loaf is making this song as a "what is right and what is wrong" but rather as relationship experiences that can often happen in life. Many sing of love as being that of pure harmony and wonder. Meat Loaf often sings of love as a complicated set of situations that people can go through, and people can get hurt, even under the best of effort. That is why I love his songs. He doesn't just sing songs, he sings a whole story. He (and his writer Jim Steinman) creates full on ballads rather than songs.
I just wrote the same opinion in the post right in front of you. I wish I would have read your post first. You're much better writer than I am. Much more condensed and to the point
@@danteshydratshirt2360 The reason he treats the current girl like that, is because the one girl he did truly love, told him she didn't love him and broke his heart! So now any relationship he has, he will never be able to love them.
The first part of the song he's leaving a girl that he wants and needs but will never love, the second part he tells about a girl that said the same thing to him in the past.
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He’s not leaving the first girl “The snow is really piling up outside, I wish you wouldn’t make me leave here” but he had to be totally honest with her.
This is the first song I heard of Meatloaf and my favorite. It took me awhile to get the two stories going on in this song. He is talking about how the relationship is over and he doesn't love her, and he gives the story about how someone he loved told him the same thing. Don't forget about Jim Steinman the writer and composer of many of the songs Meatloaf sings. Jim Steinman songs just have away of pulling on one's emotions.
"It's All Coming Back to Me Now" Celine Dion
"Read'em and Weep" Barry Manilow which Meatloaf also covered
"Total Eclipse of the Heart" Bonnie Tyler
And more.
I feel as if a part of my youth died with the passing of this wonderful entertainer and genuine human being. Marvin Lee Aday (Michael) AKA Meatloaf your musical performances will live on! Thanks for the decades of memories.
The older we all get the more of our youth all of us will lose. That’s the saddest part of growing old the lost of family, friends and idols.
20 years old state of the art car sound tape bat out of hell .yeah boston styx etc etc well in my 60.s now life truly lived .
Same. I grew up listening to this Legend during the 80's. Thank you Michael Lee Aday! AKA Meatloaf!
man he could sing..he was sooo good...great voice
Meatloaf is quite the entertainer. He can go from one style to another and be brilliant at it.
There were 2 girls involved in the song. He is singing to his current girl and at the end explaining that he can't love her because he is still in love with his previous girl who could not love him.
He is leaving the first girl and tells her 2
Jim Steinman (piano) wrote all of the songs on this album. Unfortunately, we lost both of them within a couple of months of each other.😭😭
I still have this album on vinyl.
"I know you're lookin' for a ruby in a mountain of rocks,
but there ain't no coupe deVille hiding at the bottom of a crackerjack box".
R.I.P. Meat. You are so missed!⚘⚘⚘
Love Meat. Been a fan since BOOH dropped. I was "barely 17" had just met my one and only. We had 41 years before I lost him 3 years ago. Mo and Robin Gibb and Meat are the only people I didn't know that I cried for when they passed.
Some believe that it’s the same girl. He talks about the “snow piling up outside” and says that “you’ve been cold to ME so long, I’m crying icicles instead of tears”. Then later talks about “only one girl that I will ever love”, and “I remember how she left me on THAT STORMY NIGHT (remember the snow piling up). So later she wanted him BACK, but he didn’t love the girl that came back. “Two out of three ain’t bad.” 🙂
That thought didn't occur to me before. Wow.
You’re both intelligent and compassionate people. Don’t let your personal opinions divide you! Meatloaf’s a uniter, not a divider!
I'm very surprised you didn't get it. He couldn't tell her he loved her. There was only 1 girl he ever loved and she could not tell him that she loved him so she left. Its really that simple. I must admit when Meat passed that really hit me. Its tough when someone you grew up listening to and really loved him as an artist moves on. It just reminds us of our immortality. Its like I lost a friend. R.I.P. MEAT
I agree about the passing of people I’ve listened to almost my whole life. It seems like every time I look at the news someone else has passed. But seeing the people that are going back and listening to the older songs makes me glad the songs and memories will live on.
@@stevedavis5704 I agree what I find even more encouraging is its a much younger generation that are tuning in to this great music. It speaks volumes about the music today. I believe that subconsciously they are disillusioned with modern music, if you can even call it music. I have never liked country music, but it is the only music that is palatable. So with the world upside down I just go back to my happy place and keep on ROCKIN.
R. I.P. Meatloaf you will be missed .This song 🎵 always brings tears to my eyes
This is one of my favorites as well, Meatloaf is (was?) so good.
Apparently in an interview he said he is singing this song to the same girl. That is why he says, you’ve been cold so long you made icicles of my tears. Then he is no longer interested in giving his heart to her again, when she wants him back at end.
RIP Michael Aday, Meatloaf. He sang the crap out of those songs that Jim Steinman wrote, who died a year or two before...and I bought this cassette when I was 16 because of Meats charisma!
Man, I'm old!
Lol, can I dedicate this to you. Really. You to made me laugh so hard. Great reaction!
This song goes to show, just how messed up we can be emotionally, after people who don't know better, play around with other people's hearts and emotions.
He's being told to leave despite the snow, because he can't love the girl in his present, because he is in love with an earlier girl, who didn't love him either, because she loved another in her past.
The song with Paradise was from a film.
You need to listen to this closer because he tells her I want you I need you but I will never gonna love you
His music will never die; what a legacy he left behind. My son''s first live concert at the age of 12 was Meat Loaf and at 40,, he is still a huge fan.
Meatloaf's debut album, Bat Out Of Hell, was released in 1977 and has sold over 50 million albums making it one of the best selling debut albums of all time. It has been certified 14X Platinum by RIAA. In 1993, Meatloaf released his 6th studio album, Bat Out Of Hell 2 : Back Into Hell, which spent 2 weeks at #1. Meatloaf's debut album, Bat Out Of Hell, was released in 1977 and has sold over 50 million albums making it one of the best selling debut albums of all time. It has been certified 14X Platinum by RIAA. In 1993, Meatloaf released his 6th studio album, Bat Out Of Hell 2 : Back Into Hell, which spent 2 weeks at #1. I'm sure you noticed, but Meatloaf has incredible range.
For Crying Out Loud is one of his best ballads ..It leaves most Meat Loaf fans teary eyes
A great balladeer.
When I met my wife first time I got into her car she had this cassette in her radio. I knew I met the right lady right then and there. Lol
My all-time. Favorite of his songs. 🎶🎶🎶🎶💕💕💕
The emotion roller coaster took you for a life ride RIP Meatloaf. I can only imagine you and Freddie and Cris Cornel playing in heaven at Gods request.
Heaven Can Wait is a great ballad also
"Left in the Dark" is a good song he does too - originally recorded by Jim Steinman, then covered by Barbra Streisand, but definitely works best with Meat's voice.
Please react to Groove Line by Heatwave. It has recently been used in commercial. Can't remember product..sorry. But you will know the song instead of thinking of where you heard it first. Make sense? Keep up great work.
Good musicians on this album Todd Rungren who I believe also produced the album and your wifes favorite Edgar Winter.
Bet you were thinking of 'Paradise by the Dashboard Light'... :) Yeah, great song.
The husband knows the good songs.
Hey, hey, hey! Wheres the drum intro...i dig that.
Thinking about changing it up. Different cover this time
Classic, Felt many women to this one in me old days.
This song is one that you can just read through the lyrics and completely understand what's going on. He is being sent away by the woman he is with because he's been honest and told her that he wants and needs her but that he will never be able to love her - because he'll never get over the one woman who he would ever love - who left him on a stormy night years ago after telling him that she wanted him and needed him, but would never love him! The song ends as it starts - "Baby we can talk all night, but that ain't getting us nowhere.".
It is actually about 2 relationships. His past relationship who was the love of his life who didn't love him and his current relationship with a girl who loves him where does not love her. He basically is expressing pain and regret for both his current relationship and his previous relationship. He feels heartbroken for his current partner because of what he went through in the past. To me, this song is actually a song devoted to his his current partner/girlfriend/wife etc.
I think it’s pretty straight forward. He’s currently with a girl that he’ll never love even though he wants and needs her, but he’s still walking out. His real love from the past did the same thing to him and told him the same thing, and that gutted him. That’s why he says “baby we can talk all night, but that ain’t getting us nowhere.” Nothing is gonna be said or done to make him feel any different.
That’s Jim Steinman on piano who wrote this album and all the other BOOH albums. It’s like a rock opera. All connected. The collaboration was perfection. Jim passed recently and now Meat has joined him in rock n roll heaven. Music of the gods.
Meat Loaf's songs are distinctive since they were written and produced by JIm Steinman. You might explore songs written by Jim Steinman for other musicians.
@kimmo mäki Rundgren was the only one who really gave Steinman a chance. And Steinman and Meat both kept around a lot of the people from this album. Kasim Sulton (bassist) came in from Rundgren's band and eventually became Meat's bandleader.
Have to do Meatloaf "I would do anything for love, but I won't do that" Official music video. She'll love it!
That video was cool!
Please do his song For Crying Out Loud. So good. Great reaction!! 🙂
Great song from great singer, may he Rest In Peace and it’s my favorite song
The cover pertains to another song on the album Bat Out of Hell
Two girls the one he loved said I want you, I need but I am never gonna love you and the second girl he said that to her. He said in the beginning he would never love anyone meaning the first girl.
Meatloaf was a great performer. love this song. you guys are such a cute couple. love your reactions.
It's about a girl he is currently with, and he is thinking back on a different girl who told him the same thing he is now telling this girl
You guys should react to Steelheart “I’ll Never Let You Go”
Another Meatloaf song is “I’ll Do Anything For Love”
Some of the best lyrics ever written: “but you’ve been cold to me so long I’m crying icicles instead of tears”
You have to keep in mind that Meatloaf had nothing to do with writing the songs. All his material from Bat Out Of Hell 1 & 2 were from the mind of Jim Steinman. Jim passed in May 2021. Meatloaf passed nine months later.
The song is about one in the same woman. What she did to him back then, he’s now doing to her
I loved meat loaf!!
I seem to remember an interview with Meatloaf where he stated a girl he loved left him and basically said these words to him. She later regretted her decision and came back to him, but he couldn't trust her and pushed her away the same way she did him.
Meatloaf was prone to talking bs and claiming all sorts of things in interviews. This song came about because Steinman was asked by his friend Mimi ( I forget her surname) to write a straightforward love song. Steinman lifted the I want You I need You from an old Elvis song
Aside from writing all of Meatloafs hits, Steinman also wrote Air Supply's Making Love Out of Nothing at All, Bonnie Tyler's Total Eclipse of the Heart. ( edited)
I thought Barry Manilow did the jingle. He did a lot of commercials back then!
@@angier5775 I stand corrected.
many of us experienced this at some point in life
Omg this woman needs to tell your her opinion
It's a girl from his past who broke his heart first.
OMG
R.I.P Meatloaf
I think that it's the same girl , she came back to him , possibly out of regret , and she loves him now , and still wants and needs him , 3 out of 3 like he always wanted but because she left his feelings for her , now become
2 out of 3 and its too late
And before she couldn't love him despite all his love for her , and he gave her everything he had in himself and heart.
When she came back , he had no love for her left in his heart that she tore from him when she left him before and now that she came back , he still wants her and needs her but he can't love her because he the love in h1is heart no longer exists for her because his love and his trust and belief in her , she also took with her , when she left him years ago 💔
Yep; the key is the bar, "you've been cold to me so long, I'm crying icicles instead of tears". Now he can't love...
He is talking aboutg 2 girls. First half of the song it is him that does not love the girl. Second half of the song was "long ago" and it was her (His first love) that left him.
Waiting for you to do Exile KISS YOU ALL OVER, midnight special version I think Dee would like it
Yes, you're right. Meat could go from throwing a piano at you in one second, to giving you a big, cuddly bear hug in the next. His band members and female vocalists had to be prepared for anything when performing on stage with him!
Opera trained - got his chops on Broadway
the song is about the same girl.she wanted to move on in pursuit of something better and when it didnt work out tried to rekindle the original relationship he gave it a shot but realized its not the same.its a different girl to him now.
Right on Chod! It gives me great pleasure in seeing younger black people turning on to some of the greatest music ever created. Especially 60s and 70s cause it's the best. Something happened to black artists especially once that garbage rap music reared its ugly head. All that fantastic music that black artists gave us in a commercial sense back in the 60s,70s and early 80s virtually disappeared from the airwaves once rap spread like a virus. Those great harmony groups and songwriters as well as musicians just seemed to have vanished from the radio. Yes there are many unknown or not commercially successful great musicians out there but if you compare what we heard in the 60s and 70s compared to the shit you hear today ,it's no comparison. The fact that youre a musician makes it better cause hopefully all the great music you've been experiencing will influence your style,playing and inspire you, I believe that 100%. I've been very disappointed in the music black artists have produced the past 30 years compared to what they gave us in the glory years of 1955 to early 80s. It was a huge decline after that!
Try Heaven Can Wait or For Crying Out Loud next from the same album
At the beginning of the song he's breaking a girl's heart. Saying he wants her, he needs her but he's never going to love her. And then at the end of the song he references his first heartache "there was only one girl that I will ever love and that was so many years ago". And he repeats the words that "she" said to him initially, I want you, I need you ect.. which would suggest maybe he's been doing the same thing that was done to him in the past. Which is never being able to give that person everything just like what happened to him with his first love... A bad pattern due to a first love heartache...
Still hurts 🤕😭
In the beginning of the song, the woman he is currently in a relationship with is ending their relationship because she learns that he's not in love with her. He says he wants her and needs her, but there's just no way that he'll ever love her... 2 out of 3 ain't bad. In the last part of the song we learn the reason why -- he's still in love with a former romantic interest, a lady who did not reciprocate his love for her. Just before she left him, she explained that she wanted him and needed him, but there's no way that she would ever love him. 2 out of 3 ain't bad. What she felt for him was all he could ever carry forward into new relationships. Listen again and it will make sense. Lots more from this incredibly gifted performer, so keep it coming. Be sure to visit "OBJECTS IN THE REAR VIEW MIRROR MAY APPEAR CLOSER THAN THEY ARE" th-cam.com/video/3jPMv9zJ1LE/w-d-xo.html for yet another facet of his talent.
Now blow Dee's mind with "Bat Out of Hell" (live), "Heaven Can Wait" (studio) and "I Would Do Anything for Love" (official video) - see if she can tell us what genre describes Meat Loaf
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Hurt people hurt people.
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2 girls the one now and the one from the past who left him
A girl left him in the past saying that, then he left a girl in the present using the same words.
There are 2 different girls. The first one that he loved said she couldn’t ever love him and he said the same thing to the new girl about not loving her.
He had a past relationship the girl just kept him saying she could never love him. He carried that to the next girl, end up telling her the same thing. Kind of a cycle sometimes when you really get hurt in the beginning
Glad to see that Dee has recovered from Monsters! It was a bit mean playing that first, should have built up to it with more subtle ones like this, then at least she wouldn't have had to put her make up straight!
Has she heard "I won't do that" by Meatloaf?
I don't think he has either. Great suggestion.
Both girls are one of the same person after breaking his heart years earlier she came back to rekindle their romance but he couldn't do it because she destroyed him
It's two different girls. His true love did it to him "many years ago" and now he can't love anyone.
Let her listen to the first two albums..should be enough. :)
This is a "full circle" song. At the beginning he is telling his current girlfriend that while he wants and needs her, there is no way he will ever love her (two out of three ain't bad). Then at the end of the song he is talking about the only girl he ever loved from the past, but it was unrequited love and that girl said the exact same thing to him that he is now saying to the current girl.
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Girl left him wit words n now he shares same words to another
He's talking & leaving his current girl for the same reasons why/how he lost an earlier girl.
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He is explaining to the woman he is with now why he can’t love her because he has only loved one woman from his past
I want you, I need you, but there ain’t no way I’m ever gonna love you
Nice song....He wound up giving the same (hurt) as he had gotten years earlier (hurt) he should've realized how wrong that was
I don’t understand how they don’t understand the song
The girl from the past dished it back to him so he pays it forward with all of his relationships and will never be happy : (
The last half of the song is a girl telling him she wants him she needs him but there's never a way she's going to love him jump forward to the beginning of the song he's telling me a different girl that
Meat Loaf would be insulted if you called him a singer because he thought of himself as an actor!
Could it be the same girl? Think about that.
I have heard it a few different ways but I always preferred "Meat-Head".
Its the same girl......she left him and then later comes back into his life but for him its now too late so he says the same thing back to her.