Black velvet, pale moonlight
What I touch is feeling hot... we heat it up
Dark shadows in motion
We melt, we never stop... we heat it up
Show me heaven and the end of the world
Fear no danger and invite the absurd
Be my temple where I pray for more
Be my mirror where I'm free to let go
[Chorus:]
Tie me up and make me scream out loud
Tie me up and tie me down
Tie me up, tie me inside out
Just turn me on and come around
In danger, in hunger
In something like a cage... we heat it up
Warm bleeding, soft screaming
I feel some human chain... we heat it up
Show me wicked toys and all there is
Fear no game I'm sure I will be pleasedBe my blood moving fast or slow
Take your time the end is up to you
[Chorus]
I love it when you scream out loud
Tie me up, tie me up and down
Tie me up and make me scream out loud
Tie me up and tie me down
Tie me up, tie me inside out
Just turn me on and come around
Turn me on, turn me all night long
Tie me up and move along
Tie me up
Tie me up
Dorothee Pesch, known professionally as Doro Pesch, is a German singer born in Düsseldorf in 1964. Considered the queen of female heavy metal, she gained international fame in the 1980s with the band Warlock, founded in 1982. After the band's dissolution in 1987, Doro embarked on a highly successful solo career, releasing over ten albums and collaborating with artists such as Ronnie James Dio, Udo Dirkschneider, and Motörhead. Her music is characterized by a powerful and melodic sound, influenced by classic heavy metal, hard rock, and power metal. Among her most representative songs are "All Night Long", "Für Immer" and "Love Me In Black". Doro Pesch has contributed to breaking gender stereotypes in the world of heavy metal, becoming an icon for women passionate about rock music.
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