Alice Cooper - You And Me

"You and Me" by Alice Cooper is a track from his 1977 album Alice Cooper Goes to Hell. The song marks a departure from the more theatrical and hard rock elements that Cooper is known for, showcasing a softer, more introspective side of his music.

The lyrics of "You and Me" focus on a romantic relationship, expressing deep emotions and a sense of connection between the two people involved. The song’s gentle melody and heartfelt lyrics create a contrast to the darker, more dramatic themes that often characterize Cooper's work.

Alice Cooper's ability to shift between various styles and themes in his music highlights his versatility as an artist. "You and Me" is a great example of his talent for crafting songs that resonate on a personal level.

Alice Cooper - You And Me Lyrics

When I get home from work
I want to wrap myself around you
I want to take you and squeeze you
'Til the passion starts to rise

I want to take you to heaven
That would make my day complete

But you and me ain't no movie stars
What we are is what we are
We share a bed
Some lovin'
And TV, yeah
And that's enough for a workin' man
What I am is what I am
And I tell you, babe
Well that's enough for me

Sometimes when you're asleep
And I'm just starin' at the ceiling
I want to reach out and touch you
But you just go on dreamin'

If I could take you to heaven
That would make my day complete

But you and me ain't no movie stars
What we are is what we are
We share a bed
Some lovin'
And TV, yeah
That's enough for a workin' man
What I am is what I am
And I tell you, sweetheart
That's just enough for me

You and me ain't no super stars
What we are is what we are
We share a bed
Some popcorn
And TV, yeah
And that's enough for a workin' man
What I am is what I am
And I tell you, babe
You're just enough for me

When I get home from work
I want to wrap myself around you
I like to hold you squeeze you
'Til the passion starts to rise

I want to take you to heaven
That would make my day complete

You and me ain't no movie stars
What we are is what we are
We share a bed
Of lovin'
And TV, yeah
And that's enough for a workin' man
What I am well that's what I am
I tell you, baby
That's just enough for me