The song lyrics were written by the band Van Halen, as they were asked to write a song for the 1979 movie "Over the Edge" starring Matt Dillon. The movie (and the lyrics, although more obliquely) are about bored, rebellious youth with nothing better to do than get into trouble. If you see the movie, these lyrics will make more sense. It's a great movie if you grew up in the 70s/80s you'll definitely remember some of these characters from your own life. Fun fact, after writing the song, Van Halen decided not to let the movie use it.
You wore a dark, purple suit, with a tissue 'round your neck.
Lonely, eating tomato soup, I knew I had to check.
A broken ball of fruits, was lying by your side,
You offered me a chair, I guess just to be polite.
I guess this is my premiere lovin'.
You asked me with a voice of torn old silk.
"Do you want some berries with sugar, chocolate and milk?"
I'm here, look at me, but you just lit a cigarette;
"You're not quite what I'm looking for my little marionette"
I guess this is my premiere lovin'.
I guess this is my premiere lovin'.
Well, that's sweet, how nice.
Now what will I do?
Stand up and leave or just sit still and look at you?
Well, that's sweet, how nice.
Now what will I do?
Stand up and leave or just sit still and look at you?
Gleaming, you stood up obviously had a thrill.
I sat there alone of course I had to pay the bill.
That's just great, how nice, what a surprise!
My luck had run out, on to the beach, to the sun, resting, having fun.
I guess this is my premiere lovin'.
I guess this is my premiere lovin'.
I guess this is my premiere lovin'.
Lonely, eating tomato soup, I knew I had to check.
A broken ball of fruits, was lying by your side,
You offered me a chair, I guess just to be polite.
I guess this is my premiere lovin'.
You asked me with a voice of torn old silk.
"Do you want some berries with sugar, chocolate and milk?"
I'm here, look at me, but you just lit a cigarette;
"You're not quite what I'm looking for my little marionette"
I guess this is my premiere lovin'.
I guess this is my premiere lovin'.
Well, that's sweet, how nice.
Now what will I do?
Stand up and leave or just sit still and look at you?
Well, that's sweet, how nice.
Now what will I do?
Stand up and leave or just sit still and look at you?
Gleaming, you stood up obviously had a thrill.
I sat there alone of course I had to pay the bill.
That's just great, how nice, what a surprise!
My luck had run out, on to the beach, to the sun, resting, having fun.
I guess this is my premiere lovin'.
I guess this is my premiere lovin'.
I guess this is my premiere lovin'.
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