Kiss: Shock Me Meaning
Song Released: 1977
Shock Me Lyrics
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Nevertheless, this idea can come across as bogus, untrue but yet an interesting topic to be discussed. I believe Kiss- Shock Me is about the energetic love between two individuals, one having super powers to be the biggest thing in music without the other spouse knowing probably took him or her for granted.
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This was written by Ace after an accident he had in Largo or maybe a city in Florida. They were one of the first bands to experiment with wireless guitar systems. Something wasn't grounded properly when he touched the railing. He got zapped. Burned his hands a bit too but did manage to finish the show. Decided it was a cool double entendre for s&m sex. Black leathers, ect...great guitar solo as well.
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I think this is about my cat who sticks his tongue in sockets too many times. I tried to tell him not to, but...He ain't a bright little kitty.
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