In spare time we can go outside to play golf, we can also stay at home to listen music. Some rock love songs actually catch your heart and let you feel the true love. Which is your favorite love song? The following 10 rock love songs are my favorite songs, wish everybody can share.
1. Oasis - "Wonderwall"
Wrote by Noel Gallagher for an imaginary friend who's gonna come and save you from yourself." But even if it isn't technically a love song, millions have embraced "Wonderwall" as an intimate conversation between lovers trying to survive a rough patch in their relationship.
2. Slipknot - "Snuff"
Taylor sings twisted lyrics about a love affair that seems doomed thanks to his own self-loathing and her inability to cope with his failings. "Snuff" sure isn't romantic, but it feels very, very real.
3. Buckcherry - "Sorry"
On "Sorry," singer Josh Todd apologizes to his woman while asserting all the reasons why she means the world to him. Next time you screw up in your relationship, play your significant other this song.
4. Red Hot Chili Peppers - "Under the Bridge"
"Under the Bridge" is best known as a tale of drug addiction and self-doubt, but it's also a love song to a place that gives Kiedis a reassuring sense of community. For many brokenhearted souls, this Red Hot Chili Peppers track has been a source of comfort during hard times
5. Guns N' Roses - "Sweet Child o' Mine"
A love song both hopeful and despairing, "Sweet Child o' Mine". That mixture of love and innocence are then juxtaposed with Slash’s searching guitar solo and Rose's worries about whether something so wonderful can last.
6. Foo Fighters - "Walking After You"
"Walking After You" pinpoints that moment in a failing relationship when both sides are past the point of reconciliation but can't quite let go of one another. The song is painful and beautiful all at once, seeing the end in sight and crying all the way.
7. Stone Temple Pilots - "Sour Girl"
A love affair has ended, and Weiland tries to figure out what went wrong, guessing he's probably the one to blame. Stone Temple Pilots mix acoustic and electric guitars with a deceptively bouncy rhythm section, and the melody is so wistful that the song's heartbreak seems to be happening in real time.
8. Metallica - "Nothing Else Matters"
James Hetfield risked his credibility to attempt his first love song, and the results are striking -- an unabashedly romantic salute to finding your soul mate. "I never opened myself this way," he admits, but this ballad argued that such candor suited him well.
9. Smashing Pumpkins - "By Starlight"
"By Starlight" is the man at his purest, showering his lover with affection and admiration, while at the same time wondering if one person can ever truly know another completely.
10.Pearl Jam - "Black"
this is that rare breakup song that refuses to be bitter. Vedder sums up his still-abiding affection and pain with these eloquent final lines: "I know someday you'll have a beautiful life/I know you'll be the sun in somebody else's sky/But why why why can't it be/Can't it be mine?"
1. Oasis - "Wonderwall"
Wrote by Noel Gallagher for an imaginary friend who's gonna come and save you from yourself." But even if it isn't technically a love song, millions have embraced "Wonderwall" as an intimate conversation between lovers trying to survive a rough patch in their relationship.
2. Slipknot - "Snuff"
Taylor sings twisted lyrics about a love affair that seems doomed thanks to his own self-loathing and her inability to cope with his failings. "Snuff" sure isn't romantic, but it feels very, very real.
3. Buckcherry - "Sorry"
On "Sorry," singer Josh Todd apologizes to his woman while asserting all the reasons why she means the world to him. Next time you screw up in your relationship, play your significant other this song.
4. Red Hot Chili Peppers - "Under the Bridge"
"Under the Bridge" is best known as a tale of drug addiction and self-doubt, but it's also a love song to a place that gives Kiedis a reassuring sense of community. For many brokenhearted souls, this Red Hot Chili Peppers track has been a source of comfort during hard times
5. Guns N' Roses - "Sweet Child o' Mine"
A love song both hopeful and despairing, "Sweet Child o' Mine". That mixture of love and innocence are then juxtaposed with Slash’s searching guitar solo and Rose's worries about whether something so wonderful can last.
6. Foo Fighters - "Walking After You"
"Walking After You" pinpoints that moment in a failing relationship when both sides are past the point of reconciliation but can't quite let go of one another. The song is painful and beautiful all at once, seeing the end in sight and crying all the way.
7. Stone Temple Pilots - "Sour Girl"
A love affair has ended, and Weiland tries to figure out what went wrong, guessing he's probably the one to blame. Stone Temple Pilots mix acoustic and electric guitars with a deceptively bouncy rhythm section, and the melody is so wistful that the song's heartbreak seems to be happening in real time.
8. Metallica - "Nothing Else Matters"
James Hetfield risked his credibility to attempt his first love song, and the results are striking -- an unabashedly romantic salute to finding your soul mate. "I never opened myself this way," he admits, but this ballad argued that such candor suited him well.
9. Smashing Pumpkins - "By Starlight"
"By Starlight" is the man at his purest, showering his lover with affection and admiration, while at the same time wondering if one person can ever truly know another completely.
10.Pearl Jam - "Black"
this is that rare breakup song that refuses to be bitter. Vedder sums up his still-abiding affection and pain with these eloquent final lines: "I know someday you'll have a beautiful life/I know you'll be the sun in somebody else's sky/But why why why can't it be/Can't it be mine?"
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