Hurricane
The Rods Lyrics


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I am the prowler, I roam the streets at night
I terrorise at every corner
Five hundred horses are running under the hood
My machine and I are thunder

Nobody touches my hurricane
Nobody dares to even try
My wheels are fire, I am the wind
You try to catch me, but you just can't catch a hurricane
A hurricane

My motor's running, I lay it on the line
I am the king of every highway
I'm hell and fire, my pipes are loud and clear
A streak of lightning in the night

Nobody touches my hurricane
Nobody dares to even try

My wheels are fire, I am the wind
You try to catch me, but you just can't catch a hurricane
A hurricane

I am the prowler, I roam the streets at night
I terrorise at every corner
Five hundred horses are running under the hood
My machine and I are thunder

Nobody touches my hurricane
Nobody dares to even try

My wheels are fire, I am the wind
You try to catch me, but you just can't catch a hurricane
A hurricane




A hurricane
A hurricane

Overall Meaning

The Rods's "Hurricane" is a classic heavy metal song that tells the story of a man and his powerful machine. The lyrics describe the singer as a prowler who roams the streets at night, terrorizing everyone who crosses his path. He's driving a car with five hundred horses under the hood, which makes his machine thunder on the highways. The singer identifies himself with his car, referring to it as "my hurricane" and "my wheels," and he's convinced that nobody can catch him. The song captures the adrenaline and excitement of driving a powerful car at high speeds while also embracing the danger and rebellion that comes with it.


The song's chorus repeats the line "Nobody touches my hurricane" several times, emphasizing the singer's obsession with his car and his need to protect it from anyone who would challenge his authority. The metaphor of a hurricane adds to the song's sense of power and danger, suggesting that the singer is an unstoppable force that can't be tamed. Overall, "Hurricane" is a celebration of speed, power, and freedom, wrapped up in a heavy metal package.


Line by Line Meaning

I am the prowler, I roam the streets at night
I am a dangerous figure who prowls the streets at night


I terrorise at every corner
I strike fear into the hearts of those around me


Five hundred horses are running under the hood
My car is incredibly powerful, with 500 horses running beneath the hood


My machine and I are thunder
I am as loud and powerful as a thunderstorm


Nobody touches my hurricane
No one can stop me or get in my way


Nobody dares to even try
People are too afraid to confront me


My wheels are fire, I am the wind
My car moves incredibly fast, like wildfire, and I am unstoppable like the wind


You try to catch me, but you just can't catch a hurricane
No one can keep up with me, I am too fast and powerful


My motor's running, I lay it on the line
I push myself and my car to the very limit


I am the king of every highway
I dominate and rule the road, no one can match me


I'm hell and fire, my pipes are loud and clear
I am as hot and fierce as the fires of hell, and my car's engine roars loudly and powerfully


A streak of lightning in the night
I am fast, powerful, and impossible to catch, like a bolt of lightning in the dark


A hurricane
I am unstoppable and destructive, like a hurricane




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