One of Prince’s most well known and controversial songs, this track is about the Purple One and a bride-to-be performing oral sex on each other. This song caused quite a stir in 1980 for its explicit subject matter. Prince began performing this song live as early as his first concert tour (the “Pri...
[Verse 1: Prince and Lisa Coleman]
I remember when I met you, baby
You were on your way to be wed
You were such a sexy thing
I loved the way you walked, the things you said
I was so nonchalant
I didn't want you to be misled
But I've got to have you, baby
I got to have you in my bed
You said:
"I'm just a virgin, and I'm
On my way to be wed
You're such a hunk
So full of spunk"
[Chorus: Prince]
I'll give you head 'til you're burning up
Head 'til you get enough
Head 'til your love is red
Head, love you 'til you're dead
[Verse 2: Prince and Lisa Coleman]
You know you're good, girl
I think you like to go down
You wouldn't have stopped
But, uh, I came on your wedding gown
You said:
"I must confess
I wanna get undressed and go to bed"
With that, I jammed, you fool
You married me instead
[Chorus: Prince]
Now morning, noon, and night
I give you head 'til you're burning up
Head 'til you get enough
Head 'til your love is red
Head, love you 'til you're dead, oh
[Bridge: Prince]
Ooh, yeah
Ooh, yeah
Ooh, yeah
Head
Head
Head
Head
Woah
[Synthesizer Solo]
[Chorus: Prince]
Head 'til you're burning up
Head 'til you get enough
Head 'til your love is red
Head, love you 'til you're dead
[Outro: Prince]
(I know)
Head
Head
(I know)
Head
(Baby)
Head
Head
(Ooh)
Head
(Ooo)
Head
(Said I)
Head
Head
Head was written by Prince.
Head was produced by Prince.
No, “Head” was about fellatio, which is an equal opportunity act. Anyone with a mouth is fully eligible.
Prince wrote virtual liner notes in the mid-90s for some of his biggest hits as a feature on one of his first websites. Here’s his entry for “Head”:
was only used as a concert tune. This song was picked as Lisa Coleman’s initiation into the band. Gayle Chapman quit because the material of the Dirty...
No. It was Lisa Coleman.