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Meat Loaf & Girl: G A D A G Though it's cold and lonely in the deep dark night D F#m G I can see paradise by the dashboard light Em D Bm A F#m F# Though it's cold and lonely in the deep dark night (in the deep dark night) G D A D Paradise by the dashboard light G A D You got to do what you can, G A D and let Mother Nature do the rest G A D Ain. Important: The song above is NOT stored on the Chordie server.The original song is hosted at www.guitartabs.cc.Chordie works as a search engine and provides on-the-fly formatting.
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“Paradise by the Dashboard Light” is a song written by Jim Seinman. It was first released in 1977 on the album Bat Out of Hell, with vocals by the American musician Meat Loaf alongside Ellen Foley. It is a song about one of the most personal and controversial topics today — love and sex. People tend to have different perspectives when it comes to sex, based on their religious beliefs, cultural backgrounds or personal opinions. Sex and love can be either seperated or related, it depends on person. Sex can be perfectly amazing on its own, but sex without love is meaningless to some people. This idea is expressed and explained in this song “Paradiseby the Dashboard Light”.
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This song is structurally unique and it can be divided into three parts. The first part opens with the characters reminscing about days as a young high school couples. They parked by the lake where there was nobody around. It was dark and cold outside, so they started warm up themselves in a sexual manner. As the boy past the second and third base (cuddling and oral sex), and he was about to go all the way and bang her, the girl came up with some serious questions, which brings this song to the second part.
This part is the conversation between this high school couple. The girl is the kind of person who is lacking security, and she wants a life long commitment before going any further. However, the boy started hestating and promised he will give her an answer in the morning. Their conversation became intense and turned into an arguement towards the end.
(Girl) I gotta know right now
Do you love me?
Will you love me forever?
Do you need me?
Will you never leave me?
Will you make me so happy for the rest of my life?
Will you take me away and will you make me your wife?
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(Boy) Let me sleep on it
Baby, baby let me sleep on it
Let me sleep on it
And I’ll give you an answer in the morning
Let me sleep on it
In order to keep going further, the boy started swearing on god and mother’s grave that he will love her to the end of the time. This is the third part of the song. Back in the present, the characters can no longer stand each other’s presence. However, the male character cannot possibly break his vow and hence is now praying for the end of time to relieve him from his obligation. The song fades out on the situation, juxtaposing his gloomy “It was long ago, it was far away, it was so much better than it is today!” with her joyous “It never felt so good, it never felt so right, we’re glowing like the metal on the edge of a knife.”
I personally think that we should be open minded and respect all opinions about sex. If you prefer sex to be meaningful and with someone for whom you have deeper feelings, then never feel pressured to rush into it. You can wait until you get married to have sex. It doesn’t make you an “old fashion” or “frigidity”. Oppositely, if you are comfortable and happy having a purely sexual relationship and it’s not making you feel bad or causing problems in your life, enjoy it. You don’t need to deprive yourself of the experience out of some false sense of modesty. And don’t take it seriously on people’s label and judge about you.
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