I Can't Explain
Scorpions
Got a feeling inside, it's a certain kind I feel hot and cold deep down in my soul I said I can't explain, I'm feeling good now baby I'm dizzy in my head and I'm feeling blue Things you've said, well maybe they're true I'm getting funny dreams again and again I know what it means but Can't explain, I think it's love Try to say it to you when I feel blue But I can't explain (can't explain) Just hear what I'm saying baby (can't explain) Dizzy in the head and I'm feeling bad Things you've said got me real mad I'm getting funny dreams again and again I know what it means but Can't explain, I think it's love Try to say it to you when I feel blue But I can't explain (can't explain) Just hear me one more time baby (can't explain) Dizzy in the head and I'm feeling bad Things you've said got me real mad I'm getting funny dreams again and again I know what it means but Can't explain, I think it's love Try to say it to you when I feel blue But I can't explain (can't explain) Just hear me one more time baby (can't explain) She drive me out of my mind (can't explain) She drive me out of my mind (can't explain) You drive me out of my my my my my my my mind (can't explain) You drive me out of my mind (can't explain) You drive me out of my mind (can't explain) Oooh yeah, I can't explain... I can't explain baby!80s a dirty electric guitar solo a subtle use of vocal harmony an emotional male lead vocal p classic rock covers demanding instrumental part wr extensive vamping hard rock roots heavy instrumental improvisati major key tonality melodic songwriting metal mild rhythmic syncopation repetitive melodic phrasing rock romantic lyrics
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