Love Buzz
Love Buzz

Shocking Blue - Love Buzz Lyrics

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Jun 30, 1998
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Love Buzz Lyrics

Would you believe me when I tell you
You're the king of my dreams?
Please don't deceive me when I hurt you;
It just ain't the way it seems.

Can't you hear my love buzz?
Can't you hear my love buzz?
Can't you hear my love buzz?

I need you like a desert needs rain;
I would rather like to die.
Darling I hurt when I do not see you,
So spread your wings and fly.

Can't you hear my love buzz?
Can't you hear my love buzz?
Can't you hear my love buzz?

Would you believe me when I tell you
You're the king of my dreams?
Please don't deceive me when I hurt you;
It just ain't the way it seems.

Can't you hear my love buzz?
Can't you hear my love buzz?
Can't you hear my love buzz?

I need you like a desert needs rain;
I would rather like to die.
Darling I hurt when I don't see you,
So spread your wings and fly.

Can't you hear my love buzz?
Can't you hear my love buzz?
Can't you hear my love buzz?

Writer(s): Robert H. J. Van Leeuwen
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Nanada Music, THE MUSIC GOES ROUND, Peermusic Publishing
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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Who originally wrote 'Love Buzz'?

    'Love Buzz' was originally written by Dutch musician Robbie van Leeuwen. He was a member of Shocking Blue, the band that first recorded and released the song in 1969 on their album 'At Home.'

  2. When was 'Love Buzz' first released by Shocking Blue?

    'Love Buzz' was first released in 1969 as part of Shocking Blue's album 'At Home.' The band was known for its psychedelic rock style, and 'Love Buzz' showcased this with its use of the sitar.

  3. How did Nirvana's cover of 'Love Buzz' differ from the original?

    Nirvana's cover of 'Love Buzz' had a heavier grunge influence compared to the original psychedelic style by Shocking Blue. Released in 1988, it became Nirvana's debut single and included a 10-second sound collage introduction by Kurt Cobain in its original single release.

  4. Why is 'Love Buzz' significant in Nirvana's history?

    'Love Buzz' marks Nirvana's first single release in 1988, serving as an early showcase of their grunge sound. It was part of Sub Pop's Singles Club and became a collector's item, which helped generate significant early interest in the band.

  5. What instruments are highlighted in Shocking Blue’s original version of 'Love Buzz'?

    The original version of 'Love Buzz' by Shocking Blue prominently features the sitar, played by Robbie van Leeuwen. This instrument, combined with the band's psychedelic rock style, gives the song its distinctive sound.

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