The Doors: Love Me Two Times Meaning

Song Released: 1967

Love Me Two Times Lyrics

Love me two times, baby
Love me twice today
Love me two times, girl
I’m goin’ away
Love me two times, girl
One for tomorrow
One just for today
Love me two times
I’m goin’ away

Love me one time
I could not speak
Love me one...

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   anonymous

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   Oct 18th 2005 !⃝

   This song is about a man who has recently been drafted to fight in the Vietnam war, and wants to share every precious moment possible with his wife/girlfriend before he leaves. "Love me two times, I'm going away."
2. anonymous

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   Jun 7th 2012 !⃝

   He wants to have sex twice because he's going away and will be gone for a while. He will get very lonely and want sex if he goes on a trip. He wants to get it all out now so that it won't be as hard for him later. Love me twice = let's go again because I'm not done yet. That's what it sounds like. Remember, Jim Morrison was one handsome drugged up and sexed up rockstar. He was very wild by the 60s standards and modern day standards.
3. anonymous

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   Apr 7th 2011 !⃝

   It's about oral & vaginal sex.

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4. zuma06

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   Jan 22nd 2009 !⃝

   This song is about a girlfriend (Pamela?) perfoming oral sex twice on the singer (Jim?). And the second time being so good that it lasts through the week.

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