Love Me Like A Man
Glass Tiger Lyrics


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The story so far the young boy
Makes it all alone
In walks a diamond
She says, "Lover take me home"
Oh, red car and black horse speed me
Taste of sweat and fear
You walk in her room
Your heart beat
Seems to disappear

She'll bleed your heart
She'll steal your fortune
Sharp as a knife
She'll cut you
Down, down, down

(She said)
Love me like a man
Lover take it slow
Love like a man
Gonna give me more
Love me like a man
Give me all you've got
Are you ready?
Are you ready?

I can remember thinking
Take it like a man
That only made her smile right at me
Warm as the sun
She turns to tell me
Then colder than ice
She turns away

(She said)
Love me like a man
Lover take it slow
Love like a man
Gonna give me more
Love me like a man
Give me all you've got
Love me like a man

Are you ready?




Are you ready?
Turn it up and take me downtown

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Glass Tiger's song "Love Me Like A Man" are packed with vivid imagery and emotion, telling a story of young love and the dangers that can come with it. The song starts with a young boy who has made it on his own, but in walks a "diamond", a beautiful and alluring woman. She asks the boy to take her home, and they speed off in a red car pulled by a black horse. The taste of sweat and fear is in the air as they arrive at her room, and the boy's heart seems to disappear. This woman is sharp as a knife, and will bleed his heart and steal his fortune.


Despite the danger, the woman demands that the boy love her like a man. She wants him to give her everything he's got, to be ready for anything. The boy is hesitant, but tries to take it like a man. However, his efforts to be strong only make her smile, and then turn away from him, becoming colder than ice. The song ends with a plea to "turn it up and take me downtown", suggesting a desire for a wild and risky adventure.


Overall, the lyrics of "Love Me Like A Man" paint a picture of a dangerous love that the singer can't resist. The woman he meets is a thrilling and intoxicating figure, but also potentially deadly. The song carries a message that sometimes, love can be risky and painful, but we can't help but be drawn to it.


Line by Line Meaning

The story so far the young boy
The tale begins with a boy, alone and on his own


Makes it all alone
He succeeds, making a living by himself


In walks a diamond
Then appears an irresistible woman


She says, "Lover take me home"
She urges the boy to take her with him


Oh, red car and black horse speed me
The pair rush off in his fancy car and horse


Taste of sweat and fear
The tension and danger are palpable


You walk in her room
They arrive at her place


Your heart beat
The boy's pulse races


Seems to disappear
When he sees her


She'll bleed your heart
The woman is capable of causing heartbreak


She'll steal your fortune
She can also strip him of his wealth


Sharp as a knife
Her actions can be as cutting as a blade


She'll cut you
She'll hurt him deeply


Down, down, down
She'll bring him down to his lowest point


(She said)
Then she speaks again


Love me like a man
She wants him to love her with strength and conviction


Lover take it slow
But also take the time to savor and enjoy the moment


Gonna give me more
She wants him to give everything he's got


Give me all you've got
He must hold nothing back


Are you ready?
Is he up to the challenge?


I can remember thinking
The boy recalls what he used to believe


Take it like a man
That he needs to toughen up to please her


That only made her smile right at me
But she found it amusing


Warm as the sun
She was once kind and loving


She turns to tell me
Now she looks at him and says


Then colder than ice
But her words have turned harsh and cold


She turns away
And she shuns him


Turn it up and take me downtown
The song ends with the request to turn up the music and go on an adventure




Lyrics © Red Brick Music Publishing, Universal Music Publishing Group, OLE MEDIA MANAGEMENT LP
Written by: Sam Reid, Alan Graham Frew, James Douglas Vallance

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Mike Gallant

When I come home you telephone
To say you're waiting for me
I ask you why I hear you cry
But you're still waiting for me

Someday, you'll be shedding your tears
To cry over me
Someday, I'll be losing this fear

Now I'm alone you telephone
To tell me you don't need me
I ask you why you tell me lies
And say the truth would hurt me,
ohhh

Someday, you'll be shedding your tears
To cry over me (to cry over me)
Someday, I'll be losing this fear

Oh, oh, someday

Down in the street where lovers meet
That's where I'm waiting for you
In the streets where lovers meet
I'm still waiting for you.

ohhh

Someday, you'll be shedding your tears
And then you'll cry over me (cry over me)
Someday, I'll be losing this fear
Ohh, someday you'll be shedding your tears
And then you'll cry over me (cry over me)
Someday, I'll be losing this fear
Ooohh...



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Nina Nae Paige

To be born in '70, and teenage into the 80's and young adult into the 90's, couldn't have asked for a better time. I feel truly blessed and grateful for this time. The music from these generations was pure talents.

Eric Rietschel

Amen -- you are so right on every level

Navi Sunner

the word so sad to see all talent gone from holybrewed is dead....as profits and fakeness took over talent, real-art, and that's why no good looking personalities, I miss real handsome actors and actresses that looked way above average you know sylver stallone in his prime so god damn good looking to man you know...2Pac, MJ was the last real great talent or musician, Guns and Roses, Megadeath, Bon Jovi, SNAP, like why did the elite or Jews or whoever own the media industry in US gave so much pain to people all aver the world why...:(

PSE Mentalist

David James i was born in 1972 i lived to see so many history making events and especially the birth of MTV

PSE Mentalist

David James just the facts of the truth 💯 We've lived a wonderful life like none other

Ronton617

I took this generation for granted when I was a kid, but now looking back on it I can really appreciate how great the music was.

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Ninja

For those of us living as kids in the 80’s, we lived through the best music era in our lifetimes and we didn’t even know it. We just enjoyed life as simple as it was, yet so complicated at the time it seemed. No social media. Listening to the radio. Getting together with friends in real life. Passing notes to each other in school. Talking for hours on the phone to friends, our boyfriends / girlfriends and ignoring call waiting. Life was so good! ❤️❤️❤️

mcpeewee68

I don't remember call waiting until like 91 lol. But loved that cordless phone...flopping on my bed talking!

Katie Bragg

We sure did!!

Carlos P

I knew

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