Def leppard have you ever needed someone so bad

'Make Love Like A Man' was Phil's idea, as was 'Have You Ever'.' 'Have Your Ever Needed Someone So Bad' Somebody out there is going to say, 'Yeah, I have'. The frustration thing always works well in lyrics. ''Heaven Is', 'Stand Up', 'Have You Ever' are all relationships between a man and a woman, but a more '90s way. 'ДЎ992 - Joe Elliott Article/Interview Quotes 'Tonight', 'Stand Up (Kick Love Into Motion)' and one tentatively called 'I've Never Wanted Something So Bad'. How many other songs are done? (apart from Tear It Down) I wrote all the music, except for the bridge, which Mutt did.'Д®arly 1990 - Joe Elliott Interview Quote (Album Update) I was in Australia and my wife was in America That's what it was about when I first wrote it. 'It's a silly love song thing about missing your girlfriend. Hadn't been used for about 15 years but it was the perfect setting for the kind of video.' It was great actually it was a really good vibe. Rick - 'The video we wended up making that in Soho in London. It was the first line in the verse and Mutt Lange said: 'Wow, we should make this the chorus'.ДЄnd then that evolved and then Joe got involved in some of the lyrics and stuff and it turned out to be what it is.' So I had all this music finished already and Phil - 'I was in Australia writing and missing my girlfriend and writing lyrics and stuff. It was originally called 'I've Never Wanted Something So Bad'.ДЎ992 - Phil Collen/Rick Allen Interview Quotes

The song was originally written by Phil Collen when he was in Australia (probably when working with B.B. In later years various band members have said this single was their highest selling in the USA in terms of physical copies sold. 'Two Steps Behind' (1993) and 'PSSOM', 'Love Bites' (both 1988). The chart run of 20 weeks makes it one of only four singles to spend 20 or more weeks on the Billboard chart. The highest charting single from the album in the USA after 'Let's Get Rocked' peaked at 15 and 'Make Love Like A Man' only peaked at 36. Its UK release would follow at the end of the same month. It was released on 4th August 1992 reaching Number 12 and spending 20 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. The third single to be released from the Adrenalize album. Def Leppard released their classic Have You Ever Needed Someone So Bad single on this day in 1992 in the USA.

Def leppard have you ever needed someone so bad