#… Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists who operate under the moniker of Exile:
#1 A curently 14 member big JPop-boygroup that debuted in the year 2001 under the name of J Soul Brothers. They changed their name in 2003 into EXILE and switched to a label called LDH (Love, Dream, Happiness), wich was founded by former member Hiro (better known as EXILE HIRO).
The group originaly consisted out of 5 member. At it's hight the group used to have a total of 15 member (19 when counting the original member that have left the group). In 2011 EXILE was merged into EXILE TRIBE as it's first group (or seen as unit).
In 2020 member Atsushi (better known as EXILE ATSUSHI) decided to leave the group and in 2022 member Keiji also decided to leave the group.
In December of 2022 Atsushi announce to have returned to EXILE.
#2 The American hip-hop producer, DJ and occassional MC, Exile (real name Aleksander Manfredi), began his career as a member of hip-hop duo Emanon along with Aloe Blacc. He has released several solo beat albums, most notably Dirty Science (2006) and Radio (2009). He is best known for the album Below the Heavens (2007) by Blu & Exile. He also produced Fashawn's album Boy Meets World (2009) and has released another Blu & Exile album, Give Me Flowers While I Can Smell Them (2011). On top of this, he has been a guest producer for several notable acts, such as Ghostface Killah, Jurassic 5, Mobb Deep and Kardinall Offishall.
#3 The American country rock group Exile formed in 1963 by singer/guitarist J.P. Pennington as the Exiles. They produced a number of minor hits, as well as the #1 charting pop hit Kiss You All Over. After a few years, lead singer Jimmy Stokely left the group and was replaced by Les Taylor, who helped reshape the group into its present country rock form. While they did find some new success in this form, they eventually disbanded in 1993. By 1996, Pennington and Taylor reformed the band with a new lineup; it includes guitarists/singers Pennington and Taylor, bassist/vocalist Sonny LeMaire, keyboard player Marlon Hargis and drummer Steve Goetzman.
#4 The Bulgarian black metal band EXILE was formed in spring 2004 by Erilyne (vocals & guitars) in Sandanski, Bulgaria. Exile starts as one-man project. The first records - "The Nightcoming 1" was maded at the same time by Erilyne. Musically this first demo is focused on old-school black metal with some epic elements. To continue Exile's activities as a project and for some steps forward, Erilyne decide to invite other musicians. After two months Vassil (guitars) joined Exile as a guitarist and Leidolf (drums) as a drummer. The Nightcoming 1" was released as a part of the split CD EXILE vs. BOLG (Acclaim Records). In summer 2004 was recorded the second demo - "Restless Soul" - most raw than "The Nightcoming 1". Talmor joined Exile as a bassist in 2005 and leaved the band in the beginning of 2006. "The Nightcoming 2" was succeed recorded in may 2005. This album was recorded and composed for one week. In this album Exile focused mainly on the aggression, the clean and powerful sound. For a first time without any keys, this album is the most real face of Exile.
#5 Exile is a black metal band from Turkey and it is a side project of Moribund Oblivion.The band released a demo(2004) and an album(2007):"Exile is Eternal"(both with the same name)
#6 Tim Exile is the recording alias of Tim Shaw, a producer and performer of electronic music spanning drum and bass, IDM, breakcore and gabber.
#7 Exile is a metal band from Cornwall, England. The band consists of Dom Cardell - Vocals; Alex Goodrich - Lead guitar; Brad Baker - Rhythm guitar; Fabian - Bass; Josh Hawke - Drums/Backup vocals. They were formed in 2009 and have just recorded their first demo. They can be found on myspace.
#8 Exile is an alternative rock band from The Netherlands (Schijndel). They blend their sound such that it fagile and spherical heavy at the same time. Exile formed in Schijndel, The Netherlands in 2004. The lineup consisted of Tomas Mathijsen - (Lead vocals, guitar) Guus Arts - (Guitar) Bram van Paridon - (Bass), Florian Verhagen - (Keys) Cas Mathijsen - (Drums).
Influences: Radiohead, Millionaire, The Beatles, Patrick Watson, Eels, Grizzly Bear, Coldplay, Headphone, Coparck, Woost, Muse, dEUS, Soulwax, Disney, The Doors, Queens of the Stone Age, Them Crooked Vultures, De Staat, Gabriel Rios, Michael Giacchino, John Williams, Thomas Newman.
They can be found on myspace and on hyves.
#11 Exile, now operating under the name Izrael, is a Zambian musician and rapper best known for songs Awuwe and Efindingile.
#12 Exile is an Australian Deathcore band formed in 2009. Since 2009 they have released 2 EPs and 1 Full length. Their lyrical theme mainly focus on Evil and Darkess. Since the formation they have toured with a lot of bands like Aversions Crown, Thy Art Is Murder, A Night In Texas etc.
The band has made a few line up changes over the time. Brandon Lees, Jack and Sorenson are the orginal members of the band. In 2015 they replaced their original frontman Luke Hodges with Joel Taylor.
Crazy for Your Love
Exile Lyrics
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For your love
out of my
head for you
my mind just
can't believe
what you're
body do
i'm delirieus
over you
and i just can't
get enough
you're drivin'
me mad
makin'me crazy
for your love
thought i heard
the telephone
ringin'
it must be my
imagination
thought i heard
a knockin'
on the door
i guess that it
was wichful thinkin'
when close
my eyes
i can see
your face
and feel you
touchin' me
oh darlin' don't
you know
i need to find
a real way
to make you see
that i'm crazy
for your love
out of my head for you
my mind just
can't believe
what you're
makin' my
body do
i'm delirieus
over you
and i just can't
get enough
when close
my eyes
i can see
your face
and feel you
touchin' me
oh darling' don't
you know
i need to find
a real way
to make you see
that i'm crazy
for your love
out of my head for you
you're drivin'
me mad
makin'me crazy
makin'me crazy
for your love
oh ooh
making' me crazy
crazy for
your love
oh yeah
The lyrics of Exile's song "Crazy for Your Love" express an intense infatuation with a person, to the point of delirium. The singer is consumed by thoughts of this person, and can't get enough of them. The song touches on the idea of obsession, with the singer hearing things like the phone ringing or someone knocking on the door, only to realize it was their imagination. The person they are infatuated with has a powerful effect on them, to the point where just thinking about them makes them see their face and feel them touching them.
The lyrics paint a picture of someone who is completely consumed by their love for another person, and who is willing to do anything to make them see how strong their feelings are. The repeated refrain of "crazy for your love" emphasizes the intensity of these emotions.
Overall, "Crazy for Your Love" is a song about the intoxicating effects of love and the powerful grip it can have on someone's mind and heart.
Line by Line Meaning
Girl i'm crazy
I am infatuated with you
For your love
My obsession is centered around you
out of my
My thoughts are consumed by you
head for you
I can't stop thinking about you
my mind just
My thoughts and emotions are overwhelming
can't believe
I am amazed by what you do to me
what you're
Your actions and presence affect me greatly
makin' my
You inspire and move me deeply
body do
Your impact on me is physical as well
i'm delirieus
I feel like I'm in a fever dream
over you
You have taken over my emotions
and i just can't
I am helpless to resist you
get enough
I need more of you
you're drivin'
You are the cause of my obsession
me mad
You are driving me crazy
makin'me crazy
Your actions and presence are making me go insane
thought i heard
I am constantly hearing and seeing things that remind me of you
the telephone
The sound of a ringing phone makes me think of you
ringin'
There are constant reminders of you around me
it must be my
I understand that these are just figments of my imagination
imagination
But my imagination is so consumed by you that it distorts my reality
thought i heard
I am constantly hearing and seeing things that remind me of you
a knockin'
The sound of a knock on the door makes me think of you
on the door
There are constant reminders of you around me
i guess that it
I understand that these are just figments of my imagination
was wichful thinkin'
But my wishful thinking makes me see and hear these reminders more frequently
when close
When I am alone and free to let my mind wander
my eyes
I am able to picture you so vividly
i can see
I am able to imagine you being with me
your face
I can see your face in my mind's eye
and feel you
I can imagine what it would feel like to be around you
touchin' me
I can imagine what it would feel like to touch you
oh darlin' don't
My love for you is so strong that I need you to understand it
you know
I hope you can see how much I care for you
i need to find
I am willing to do whatever it takes
a real way
To find a genuine and honest way to show you my feelings
to make you see
To help you understand my love for you
that i'm crazy
That my love for you is so strong it defies reason
oh ooh
I am deeply captivated by you
crazy for
I am obsessively in love with
your love
You are the source of my passionate love
oh yeah
I am completely wrapped up in my love for you
Contributed by Samuel Y. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
cindy pruitt
I miss country like this so much.
TxAmber78
Me too!!
Adrian Tomlin
This new stuff is absolutely horrible! I can't stand to listen to it! Besides that, I don't even know any of em, male or female. They don't impress me!
TxAmber78
@Adrian Tomlin agreed, most of these new artists now all sound the same to me. And I definitely don't like what I hear 🤮
Charlene Flores
Love this song, memories of my true love❤️
William Southard
One of my personal favorites. I remember when this was new and I have this album on vinal and cassette. It's a definite keeper.
Melanie Morris
fell in love with Exile in 1983 and I just Love them More than ever
Tony Ridlen
Exile a great band with so many hits in the 80's and early 90's.
mkl62
A #1 song for Exile on the Country & Western charts. It was the 746th #1 C&W song of the Rock Era.
Jerret Williams
Just amazing one of my favorite country bands of all time