Guts

This song seems to explore themes of desire, longing, and the search for a genuine connection in a relationship, portraiting it with the telling of someones passionate longing for love and a fulfilling emotional connection with a person. They're consumed by sin and heartbreak caused by their current situation and are willing to take risks and be vulnerable, even if it means falling apart.

So begins the first album of the most underrated rock band of all time, Budgie.

You gotta love the 'descending blizzard' that is the main riff and the song contains wonderfully twisted, ironic lyrics. They seem to be from the perspective of a lonely, desperate person who is incapable of seeing his own arrogance and cruelness towards the opposite sex.

The first half displays the sheer desperation of this character, the longing for someone to love, and the second his abusive mind. If he actually finds a lover it'll be so he can string her out emotionally and physically and use her for his own selfish gains. This makes the song highly ironic and full of pity. Also evident is a need to have power over someone else, to be the boss 'I wanna love you again, and then again and again'. It's like the other person will have no choice.

This person has no 'guts' and is not a good guy, but you feel bad for him.

The best thing about this song is that nobody knows it. Nobody except rock scribes and the original members of Black Sabbath. The chromatic descending riff is top notch stuff. Criminally underrated band. But once again, a great obscure band for true elitists. The song is also a little more than just a sexual paen. Quite twisted really. If you’re reading this, you should be happy you found this song.