I'm like a strange cat running in the heat of the night.
I've got a fire in my eyes, got a date with delight.
Some kind-a moaning in the heart of the storm.
I'm gonna love you so hard, you'll want your lovin' done.

Lighten up baby, I'm in love with you.
Lighten up baby, I'm in love with you.

With my one hand loose I aim to satisfy.
You like my loving machine, I like your bloodshot eyes.
Real gone girl jumping back with the beat.
I'll be your tall cool one with those crazy feet.

Lighten up baby, I'm in love with you.
Lighten up baby, I'm in love with you.
Lighten up baby, I'm in love with you.
I'm so tall and you're so cute.
Let's play wild like wildcats do.
You're gonna rock your tall cool one,
I'm gonna say that, I'm gonna say that,
I'm gonna say that, ah
You stroll, you jump, you're hot, and you tease,
'cause I'm your tall cool one, and I'm built to please.
You stroll, you jump, you're hot, and you tease,
'cause I'm your tall cool one, and I'm built to please.

M-m-move over mister, step on back in the crowd,
'Cause she's a whole lotta sister 'bout to drive me wild.
Lotta places I've seen, lotta names lotta words,
'Cause no one compares to my real gone girl.

Lighten up baby, I'm in love with you.
Lighten up baby, I'm in love with you.
Lighten up baby, I'm in love with you.
I'm so tall and you're so cute.
Let's play wild like wildcats do.
You're gonna rock your tall cool one,
I'm gonna say that, I'm gonna say that,
I'm gonna say that, ah
You stroll, you jump, you're hot, and you tease,
'cause I'm your tall cool one, and I'm built to please.
You stroll, you jump, you're hot, and you tease,
'cause I'm your tall cool one, and I'm built to please.

Lighten up baby, I'm in love with you.
Lighten up baby, I'm in love with you.
Lighten up baby, I'm in love with you.



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Tall Cool One Lyrics as written by Philip Merriam Johnstone Robert Plant

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    the pieces of old zeppelin songs are a bit unnerving.

    Karma_Goodvibeson June 14, 2005   Link
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    he's a player... a tall, cool guy who has fun getting every woman he meets into bed with him. this one is a bit of a challenge, as in she actually says "no", and he's like "come on, i'm in love with you, so let's have sex." the "lighten up" kind of ruins the effect of "i'm in love with you," since love is usually serious. it sounds rather annoyed, not very loving...

    there's so much sexual innuendo in the lyrics, but that's pretty self-explanatory.

    i don't like the meaning of the song much, but i like the style of the music and song. i think those clips at the end sound pretty cool.

    lexusinabasketon December 19, 2005   Link
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    Is Plant the only one singing this song - besides the obvious women's voices. It sounds like "You stroll, you jump, you're hot and you tease 'Cause I'm your tall cool one and I'm built to please You stroll, you jump, you're hot and you tease 'Cause I'm your tall cool one and I'm built to please" is sung by another man...

    Coolinbnyon January 23, 2009   Link

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