How many more times, treat me the way you wanna do
How many more times, treat me the way you wanna do
When I give you all my love, please, please be true

I'll give you all I've got to give, rings, pearls, and all
I'll give you all I've got to give, rings, pearls, and all
I've got to get you together baby, I'm sure, sure you're gonna crawl

I was a young man, I couldn't resist
Started thinkin' it over, just what I had missed
Got me a girl and I kissed her and then and then
Whoops, oh lord, well I did it again
Now I've got ten children of my own
I got another child on the way that makes eleven
But I'm in constant heaven
I know it's all right in my mind
'Cause I got a little schoolgirl and she's all mine
I can't get through to her 'cause it doesn't permit
But I'm gonna give her everything I've got to give

Oh, Rosie, oh, girl, oh, Rosie, oh, yeah
Steal away now, steal away
Steal away, baby, steal away
Little Robert Anthony wants to come and play
Why don't you come for me, baby, steal away, alright, alright

Well, they call me the hunter, that's my name
Call me the hunter, that's how I got my fame
Ain't no need to hide, ain't no need to run
'Cause I've got you in the sights of my gun

How many more times, barrel house all night long
How many more times, barrel house all night long
Well I've got to get to you, baby, oh, please come home
Why don't you listen to me, babe
Why don't you please come home
Why don't you please come home
Why don't you please come home


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How Many More Times Lyrics as written by John Bonham Robert Anthony Plant

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    My Interpretation

    The singer asks the question "How many more times" in the context of wanting their partner to treat them the way they desire. They want deep love and commitment, offering "rings, pearls, and all" as a symbol of their dedication.

    The singer then goes on to describe his past experiences with other women but ultimately emphasizes their commitment to the current partner, who is referred to as "Rosie" and a "little schoolgirl." The singer is willing to do whatever it takes to win her love and affection.

    Towards the end, it features references to "the hunter," which shows the singer's determination to win their partner's heart. The repeated plea for the partner to "please come home" reflects the singer's strong desire for their love interest to return to them.

    Zenarcheron October 12, 2023   Link

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