The Cure - Hot Hot Hot

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{verse 1}
The first time i saw lightning strike, i saw it underground
Six deep feet below the street, the sky came crashing down
For a second that place was lost in space
Then everything went black
I left that basement burning and i never went back

{verse 2}
The second time i saw it strike, i saw it at sea
It lit up all the fish like rain and rained them down on me
For a second that boat was still afloat
Then everything went black
I left it underwater and i never went back

{chorus}
Hey, hey, hey, but i like it when that lightning comes
Hey, hey, hey, yes, i like it a lot
Hey, hey, hey, yes, i'm jumping like a jumping jack
I'm dancing, screaming, itching, squealing, fevered
Feeling hot, hot, hot

{verse 3}
The third time i saw lightning strike, it hit me in bed
It threw me around and left me for dead
For a second that room was on the moon
Then everything went black
I left that house on fire and i never went back

{chorus}
Hey, hey, hey, but i like it when that lightning comes
Hey, hey, hey, yes, i like it a lot
Hey, hey, hey, yes, i'm jumping like a jumping jack
Dancing, screaming, itching, squealing, fevered
Feeling hot, hot, hot

Release Date: March 22, 2024

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The Cure, an English rock band formed in 1976, has had a long and illustrious career filled with ups and downs, experimentation, and ultimately, success. The band was originally comprised of primary songwriter Robert Smith, drummer Lol Tolhurst, and bassist Michael Dempsey, who was later replaced by Simon Gallup.

Before recording their critically acclaimed album Disintegration in 1989, Robert Smith had doubts about the band's ability to create a masterpiece as he approached 30 years of age. The Cure's career up to that point had been marked by a defiance against people's expectations, starting as a punk band before being pushed towards pop for their first album.

Smith's desire to create music that was true to his vision for The Cure led to a period of somber and eclectic sounds, culminating in the success of their 1987 double album Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me. Despite this success, the band continued to be labeled as a pop band, which frustrated Smith even more.

With Disintegration, The Cure finally achieved the masterpiece that Smith had been aiming for, solidifying their place in music history. The band continued to find success with subsequent releases, including their Greatest Hits compilation, their eponymous 2004 comeback record, and 2008's 4:13 Dream.

In 2019, The Cure was rightfully inducted into the Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame, cementing their legacy as one of the most influential and enduring bands in the history of rock music.