1) Wolf is a heavy metal … Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists with this name:
1) Wolf is a heavy metal band from Sweden (active).
Current line-up:
Niklas "Viper" Olsson – Lead Guitars & Vocals
Anders "Tornado" Modd – Bass
Richard "Raptor" Holmgren – Drums
Simon Johansson – Guitar
2) Wolf is a heavy/speed metal group from Japan (Currently disbanded). For this specific band, please change your tags to ＷＯＬＦ.
3) Wolf is a NWOBHM band from Cheshire, UK (disbanded).
4) Wolf is a NWOBHM band from Newcastle, UK. Previously known as Black Axe. (disbanded)
5) Wolf is a black metal outfit from Germany.
6) Wolf is the stagename of a demoscene musician, Maarten van Strien. He predominantly used the handle Wolf_ in his compositions on the MSX home computing platform before adopting the more widely known handle of Crystal Score. Songs on Last.fm have been tagged with crystal score to distinguish them from compositions of other artists named Wolf.
7) Wolf is also an italian singer-songwriter from Pisa.
8) Wolf is also a Jazz Rock/Fusion (progressive rock) artist originating from United Kingdom, also known as Darryl Way's Wolf
9) Wolf was a rac project of Ken McLellan & Kai Stüwe.
10) Wolf is also an Indie band from Belgium: http://www.myspace.com/wolfsamples
11) Wolf is also the nickname of an indie musician from argentina, that plays in lots of bands and solo projects ranging from prog jazz to delta blues and chiptune music.
12) Wolf are a black metal band from Mexico
13) WoLF is the nickname of Patrick Pinion, a downtempo/electronic artist hailing from the UK: http://wolf-music.bandcamp.com/releases
14) Wolf is a dutch rapper from 's-Hertogenbosch.
Killing Floor
Wolf Lyrics
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I should have quit you, babe, long time ago
I should have quit you, and went on to Mexico
If I had-a followed my first mind
If I had-a followed my first mind
I'd been gone, since my second time
I shoulda went on, when my friend come from Mexico at me
But no, I was foolin' with ya, baby, I let ya put me on the killin' floor
Lord knows, I shoulda been gone
Lord knows, I shoulda been gone
And I wouldn't have been here, down on the killin' floor
Yeah
The lyrics of Wolf Howlin's song Killing Floor talk about a man who regrets not leaving his lover sooner. He acknowledges that he should have followed his instincts and left a long time before, instead of continuing to fool around with his lover. The repeated line "I should have quit you, a long time ago" highlights his deep regret and hindsight. The lyric "I let ya put me on the killin' floor" refers to feeling trapped in a toxic relationship, where he feels vulnerable and in danger. The song speaks to the consequences of staying in a destructive relationship for too long.
Overall, the lyrics present a feeling of sadness and regret for not following one's intuition. As the song progresses, the mood becomes more and more somber as the man realizes he is stuck on the "killin' floor" and should have left ages ago. The song is a classic blues tune, with a masterful vocal performance by Wolf Howlin that conveys the depth of feeling contained in the lyrics.
Line by Line Meaning
I should have quit you, a long time ago
I should have left you a long time ago
I should have quit you, babe, long time ago
I should have left you, babe, a long time ago
I should have quit you, and went on to Mexico
I should have left you and gone to Mexico
If I had-a followed my first mind
If I had listened to my instincts
If I had-a followed my first mind
If I had listened to my instincts
I'd been gone, since my second time
I would have left you after the second time
I shoulda went on, when my friend come from Mexico at me
I should have gone to Mexico with my friend
I shoulda went on, when my friend come from Mexico at me
I should have gone to Mexico with my friend
But no, I was foolin' with ya, baby, I let ya put me on the killin' floor
But, I was fooling around with you, and you ended up hurting me
Lord knows, I shoulda been gone
God knows I should have left
Lord knows, I shoulda been gone
God knows I should have left
And I wouldn't have been here, down on the killin' floor
And if I had left, I wouldn't be hurt and suffering now
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
Written by: Chester Burnett
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@renevanrijckevorsel6361
The reason iam listening this is because of EZ MALONE from north carolina.
@christophershields217
Same
@ricagbo8586
Me too. From Facebook
@kirkpedrero5340
Me too
@presingoll1
And me!
@meganrinkenberger2514
Same
@MrMuzikProductions
The monster. Howling Wolf was the monster of Rock ‘N Roll. A genius, and the greatest blues singer of all time. Just ask any British group, especially Eric Clapton and that blues cover band called Led Zeppelin. Shame on this 135 who gave this man a thumbs down. Why?
@teddywalter3886
This man deserves so much more credit for his roll in music history, great tune
@rhdhehv4749
agreed
@apolloptx
*role.