Last Chance At Love
Foxy Shazam Lyrics
She says "Can I hold you?"
I'm too far for a touch
She says "I'm so lonely"
Girl, you say that too much
There's nothing I can do
This is my last chance baby and
I gotta see it through
This is my last chance at love
It's all I've ever dreamed of
It's all I've ever wanted, all
We've ever needed
This won't be for nothing
I can promise you that
I've got to run now
The devil's calling me back
There's nothing I can do
This is my last chance baby and
I gotta see it through
This is my last chance at love
It's all I've ever dreamed of
This is my last chance at love
It's all I've ever wanted, all
We've ever needed
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Foxy Shazam is an American rock band from Cincinnati, Ohio, formed in 2004. The band consists of lead vocalist Eric Nally, guitarist Loren Turner, pianist Sky White and bass player Daisy. After forming the band immediately recorded The Flamingo Trigger independently then committed to an extensive national touring regimen. Shortly there after Foxy signed with Ferret Records and recorded their second album Introducing Foxy Shazam which was produced by Casey Bates (Chiodos, Portugal. Read Full BioFoxy Shazam is an American rock band from Cincinnati, Ohio, formed in 2004. The band consists of lead vocalist Eric Nally, guitarist Loren Turner, pianist Sky White and bass player Daisy. After forming the band immediately recorded The Flamingo Trigger independently then committed to an extensive national touring regimen. Shortly there after Foxy signed with Ferret Records and recorded their second album Introducing Foxy Shazam which was produced by Casey Bates (Chiodos, Portugal. The Man) and released on January 22, 2008. The following year they recorded their first major label record with multi-platinum record produced John Feldmann. Foxy Shazam signed with Sire Records (a subsidiary Warner Brothers) and released their self titled major label debut in 2010.
The band name originated from a slang phrase used by students at Eric Sean Nally's high school where Foxy Shazam meant "cool shoes". On February 7, 2010, their single Unstoppable was featured in Super Bowl XLIV.
In 2008, the band were named one of the 100 bands you need to know by Alternative Press. They toured with bands such as The Strokes, Bad Rabbits, and The Young Veins. In 2010, the band were placed on Spin's list of ten bands you need to know. Since then, they've appeared on TV programs such as the Daily Haibt. Also in 2010, vocalist Eric Nally helped write songs for Meat Loaf's album, Hang Cool Teddy Bear.
Foxy Shazam have previously toured with Hole and played this year's Lollapalooza festival. They've been appearing in more magazines supporting their latest release like Alternative Press and Spin. They played a 3 song set for The Daily Habit Show on Fuel.tv. They recently performed a 5 song set for shockhound.com. They also recently performed 3 songs acoustic for Spin Magazine, one of which was a brand new song entitled "I'm in love with a boy." The band performed a full set and interview on Chicago's JBTV in July 2010. The band have also performed a live an exclusive version of "oh Lord" for music discovery app and namesake Shazam.
Foxy Shazam's first album, The Flamingo Trigger is seen as a post-hardcore album, with some slight classical influences. The band more resembled peers such as Chiodos and The Fall of Troy. With their second release, Introducing, the band incorporated more genres into their sound, and even making ballads, though still with some post-hardcore influence. Their latest release, Foxy Shazam, has influences ranging from Gospel, Soul, and Glam Metal. The band continues to surprise fans by keeping themselves original.
A quote from lead singer, Eric Sean Nally: "When I listen to a Foxy Shazam record I think of Evel Knievel, Bruce Springsteen, my childhood, Van Morrison, my old friends from high school I don't talk to anymore, Elton John, the '50s, '60s, '70s, '80s, '90s and beyond, Iggy Pop and my first kiss. One of my favorite things to do when listening to my music is to close my eyes and picture a crowd of six million people all chanting "Foxy! Foxy! Foxy!" The lights go out and my band walks on stage. It gives me goose bumps. It all makes sense to me. When you listen to our record, think of your favorite things and it'll make sense to you as well. Foxy Shazam is not concerned with what category it falls into. We want to stand for our generation. We want to be the biggest band in the world. We want to be the Michael Jordan of Rock N' Roll."
Many media outlets compare the band to Queen and Meat Loaf because of their use of theatrics and over-the-tops lyrics. The band themselves have noted the similarities but believe that they are just all influenced by the same things. It's not always music that influences the band, it could even be a smell that triggers a memory.
Eric Sean Nally has said an album that influenced him was Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill. The magazine Alternative Press has compared the band to bands like Queen, My Chemical Romance, and The Darkness while also believing that the band has a very unique sound that should best be seen live.
The band name originated from a slang phrase used by students at Eric Sean Nally's high school where Foxy Shazam meant "cool shoes". On February 7, 2010, their single Unstoppable was featured in Super Bowl XLIV.
In 2008, the band were named one of the 100 bands you need to know by Alternative Press. They toured with bands such as The Strokes, Bad Rabbits, and The Young Veins. In 2010, the band were placed on Spin's list of ten bands you need to know. Since then, they've appeared on TV programs such as the Daily Haibt. Also in 2010, vocalist Eric Nally helped write songs for Meat Loaf's album, Hang Cool Teddy Bear.
Foxy Shazam have previously toured with Hole and played this year's Lollapalooza festival. They've been appearing in more magazines supporting their latest release like Alternative Press and Spin. They played a 3 song set for The Daily Habit Show on Fuel.tv. They recently performed a 5 song set for shockhound.com. They also recently performed 3 songs acoustic for Spin Magazine, one of which was a brand new song entitled "I'm in love with a boy." The band performed a full set and interview on Chicago's JBTV in July 2010. The band have also performed a live an exclusive version of "oh Lord" for music discovery app and namesake Shazam.
Foxy Shazam's first album, The Flamingo Trigger is seen as a post-hardcore album, with some slight classical influences. The band more resembled peers such as Chiodos and The Fall of Troy. With their second release, Introducing, the band incorporated more genres into their sound, and even making ballads, though still with some post-hardcore influence. Their latest release, Foxy Shazam, has influences ranging from Gospel, Soul, and Glam Metal. The band continues to surprise fans by keeping themselves original.
A quote from lead singer, Eric Sean Nally: "When I listen to a Foxy Shazam record I think of Evel Knievel, Bruce Springsteen, my childhood, Van Morrison, my old friends from high school I don't talk to anymore, Elton John, the '50s, '60s, '70s, '80s, '90s and beyond, Iggy Pop and my first kiss. One of my favorite things to do when listening to my music is to close my eyes and picture a crowd of six million people all chanting "Foxy! Foxy! Foxy!" The lights go out and my band walks on stage. It gives me goose bumps. It all makes sense to me. When you listen to our record, think of your favorite things and it'll make sense to you as well. Foxy Shazam is not concerned with what category it falls into. We want to stand for our generation. We want to be the biggest band in the world. We want to be the Michael Jordan of Rock N' Roll."
Many media outlets compare the band to Queen and Meat Loaf because of their use of theatrics and over-the-tops lyrics. The band themselves have noted the similarities but believe that they are just all influenced by the same things. It's not always music that influences the band, it could even be a smell that triggers a memory.
Eric Sean Nally has said an album that influenced him was Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill. The magazine Alternative Press has compared the band to bands like Queen, My Chemical Romance, and The Darkness while also believing that the band has a very unique sound that should best be seen live.
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Sieb Kelder Art
For the weirdo karaoke dudes among us, there you go:
She says "Can I hold you?"
I'm too far for a touch
She says "I'm so lonely"
Girl, you say that too much
There's nothing I can do
Nothing I can do
This is my last chance, baby
My last chance, baby
And I gotta see it through
This is my last chance at love
It's all I've ever dreamed of
This is my last chance at love
It's all I've ever wanted,
All we've ever needed
Last chance, baby
My last chance at love
This won't be for nothing
I can promise you that
I've got to run now
The devil's calling me back
There's nothing I can do
Nothing I can do
'Cause it's my last chance baby
My last chance, baby
And I gotta see it through
This is my last chance at love
It's all I've ever dreamed of
This is my last chance at love
It's all I've ever wanted,
All we've ever needed
Last chance, baby
My last chance at love
Last chance, baby
My last chance, baby
This is my last chance at love
It's all I've ever dreamed of
This is my last chance at love
It's all I've ever dreamed of
This is my last chance at love
It's all I've ever wanted
All we've ever needed
All we've ever needed
All I've ever needed
EMPIRE ENTERTAINMENT & EVENTS
This is freaking brilliant! Why are they still not given due credit?? They absolutely killed 90% of the acts today!
OH_I _Will
What due credit do you want them to get? You want them to have been on that sheet stain rag Rolling :Stone?? Great Artists don’t need to have due credit given...they are/were good enough to have earned it with out your begging on their behalf..
Brian Gilstrap
no doubt. (get the pun?)
TheFatCat
This guy was born in the wrong time period. He would freaking rule the 80s.
Virginia Matulich
He rules now
Sam Woodson
I'm thinking more 70s. 80's was more an era for New Wave and Hair Metal. Traditional straight up rock bands really struggled in that decade. A lot of great 70s bands had embarrassing runs in the 80s.
But yeah if Eric had been around during the late 60s or early 70s I think he'd easily had been considered one of the greatest of all time. All the energy of an Iggy Pop but with the vocal talent of a Freddie Mercury. Match made in frontman heaven.
Daniel Proscia
+TheFatCat most true thing I've ever read on YouTube
Sieb Kelder Art
For the weirdo karaoke dudes among us, there you go:
She says "Can I hold you?"
I'm too far for a touch
She says "I'm so lonely"
Girl, you say that too much
There's nothing I can do
Nothing I can do
This is my last chance, baby
My last chance, baby
And I gotta see it through
This is my last chance at love
It's all I've ever dreamed of
This is my last chance at love
It's all I've ever wanted,
All we've ever needed
Last chance, baby
My last chance at love
This won't be for nothing
I can promise you that
I've got to run now
The devil's calling me back
There's nothing I can do
Nothing I can do
'Cause it's my last chance baby
My last chance, baby
And I gotta see it through
This is my last chance at love
It's all I've ever dreamed of
This is my last chance at love
It's all I've ever wanted,
All we've ever needed
Last chance, baby
My last chance at love
Last chance, baby
My last chance, baby
This is my last chance at love
It's all I've ever dreamed of
This is my last chance at love
It's all I've ever dreamed of
This is my last chance at love
It's all I've ever wanted
All we've ever needed
All we've ever needed
All I've ever needed
Mel Taylor
Bored by rock n roll for many, many years. Then I discovered FOXY SHAZAM & THE DARKNESS. Thank you Lord.
AXL
People can say he's ripping off Freddy and I'm ok with that, we've been craving some good music like this since he died.