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He seems to be talking about admiration-love rather than love as in a relationship. My guess is that he is expressing his need for recognition of his musical greatness.

"I don't know Why you gotta be so undemanding"

If so, then he's talking to a band member rather than a woman.

"Learning to cry for fun and profit I'm not done yet Counterfeit dollars or the English zloty Anything I can get"

This is the interesting part. Is he promising us more? (of his greatness)

If memory serves me right, fake zlotys were produced by some arm of the British government during the second world war. Probably some kind of attempt to destabilise the Nazi occupation in Poland. Goes with the "counterfeit dollar" part, certainly.

I've always thought it's:

And I need all the love I can get And I need all the love that I can't get, too

This is a political song against American politics at the time. Most people in the US don't know this but in Europe they knew right away!

Pump up sunday: The first time I played the song in my house, a neighbour who never talked to me started talkig to me, My next door couple who were considering ddivorce started reconciling each other, elder women of my neighbourhood seemed to be getting interested to me. My corner store on the verge of closing down started renovating. My two pet one dog and another cat who were arch rival became friend.. My dog started dating with neighbour's dog and my cat started flirting with many others. The fishes in my aquarium started randomly breeding. And my doctor said that my serotonin and testosterone got balanced. Infact, this is the funny review of this song I once read in a music magazine.

a great gothic rock song. moves really well in its chord/lyric progression. Patricia is very sexy... oh and might i be the first to say "omg I cannot believe no one has commented on this song yet"

Yeah!, great lyrics and instrumenstation, but somewhet boring when it's about 4 minutes...

I love the line "I don't know why you gotta be so undemanding." We tend to complain if people are demanding. But most people are UNdemanding, satisfied with mediocrity. They get scared to feel too much.

On another level the song is self-referential, the ambitions of rock stardom and of course "learning to cry for fun and profit."

These aren't even the right lyrics!

Quoted:

If anybody had told me that anybody'd have a hold on me I'd say they were out of their mind But speakin' of crazy, I'm findin' lately All I want, all I need, all the time is

More of your sweet love Too much just ain't enough I never needed a fix like this before Too strong to resist I don't know when to quit Like a kid in a candy store You keep me comin' back for more

I can't explain it, I'm more than infatuated You got me good, I got it bad There's no doubt about it, I can't live without it What you got, I just gotta have So gimme

More of your sweet love Too much just ain't enough I never needed a fix like this before Too strong to resist I don't know when to quit Like a kid in a candy store You keep me comin' back for more

Too strong to resist I don't know when to quit Like a kid in a candy store You keep me comin' back for more You keep me comin' back for more You keep me comin' back for more More and more and more Comin' back for, more Gimme, gimme, gimme some more I'm comin' back for more

The only reason I made a profile was to say these lyrics can't be right. Even the description is wrong. The song was written by Andrew Eldritch and Jim Steinmen and I think it first appeared on Vision Thing. Erm... the reason I'm not editing it myself is because I would rather find someone who agrees with me first, and I don't know how this site works yet. Until now I've always just read people's posts. Also I don't know the lyrics well. I'm guessing nobody will see this comment for ages though.