Lovin' Machine
The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion Lyrics

Amour amour
The singer exclaims the French phrase for love, love, expressing their passion and excitement.

Built a lovin' machine
The singer has constructed a device or metaphor that generates love, indicating their prowess and devotion to romance.

I bow all night long
The singer engages in a gesture of respect or worship towards their lover or creation, emphasizing their dedication and commitment.

I put the two dollar in
The singer implies that the lovin' machine costs money to operate, suggesting an exchange or investment in their pursuit of love.

Three on fought frowned
This line is unclear in meaning, potentially gibberish or an invented phrase that suits the rhythm and sound of the song rather than conveying a specific message.

Grab a hold of my drummer baby everybody watch out
The singer invites their lover or audience to participate in their music or performance, potentially indicating sexual or energetic interaction.

Whoo! get up Whoo! get up Whoo! get up Whoo! get up
The singer encourages people to dance or move along with the music, expressing enthusiasm and enjoyment of the moment.

Well I'm knocking down my door, already broke the fax
The singer suggests that their passion or energy has led to physical destruction or chaos, possibly indicating a lack of restraint or control in their pursuit of love or music.

I bring a ling ding ding, that's a telephone baby
The singer uses onomatopoeia to describe a ringing sound associated with communication, potentially signaling their desire to connect with their lover or audience.

US postman Federal express, here come Western Union, tryin' to beat the rest
The singer references three different mail delivery services in order to suggest that their message or gift of love is highly desirable and sought after, highlighting its value and importance.

Break down like this
The singer anticipates a shift or change in the mood or rhythm of the song, preparing their audience for a new section or element.

Oh brother man, I gotta get it Uh!
The singer addresses a male acquaintance or colleague, expressing their urgency or excitement to achieve or attain something, potentially related to love or music.

Get inside
The singer uses a suggestive or intimate phrase to encourage their lover or audience to engage with them on a deeper level, physically or emotionally.

Fell so good way down in my toes
The singer experiences a physical and emotional sensation of pleasure or joy, indicating that their pursuit of love or music is fulfilling and rewarding.

Come on little baby gotta do it
The singer implores their lover or audience to participate in their activity or experience, potentially indicating a desire for sex or participation in their music.

All around the world, Egypt and France, brought her in the airplane, I gotta brand new dance
The singer suggests that their love or music has international appeal or significance, referencing two different countries and modes of transportation, as well as announcing their novelty or unique approach.

Yeah!
The singer expresses satisfaction, approval, or excitement in response to their own or someone else's actions or words.