T´ain´t no big thing To wait for the bell to ring T´ain´t no big thing The toll of the bell Aggravated - spare for days I troll downtown the red light place Jump up bubble up - what´s in store Love is the drug and I need to score Showing out, showing out, hit and run Boy meets girl where beat goes on Stitched up tight, can´t shake free Love is the drug, got a hook on me Oh oh catch that buzz Love is the drug i´m thinking of Oh oh can´t you see Love is the drug for me Late that night I park my car Stake my place in the singles bar Face to face, toe to toe Heart to heart as we hit the floor Lumber up, limbo down The locked embrace, the stumble round I say go, she say yes Dim the lights, you can guess the rest Oh oh catch that buzz Love is the drug i´m thinking of Oh oh can´t you see Love is the drug, got a hook in me Oh oh catch that buzz Love is the drug i´m thinking of Oh oh can´t you see Love is the drug for me
T´ain´t no big thing To wait for the bell to ring T´ain´t no big thing The toll of the bell Aggravated - spare for days I troll downtown the red light place Jump up bubble up - what´s in store Love is the drug and I need to score Showing out, showing out, hit and run Boy meets girl where beat goes on Stitched up tight, can´t shake free Love is the drug, got a hook on me Oh oh catch that buzz Love is the drug i´m thinking of Oh oh can´t you see Love is the drug for me Late that night I park my car Stake my place in the singles bar Face to face, toe to toe Heart to heart as we hit the floor Lumber up, limbo down The locked embrace, the stumble round I say go, she say yes Dim the lights, you can guess the rest Oh oh catch that buzz Love is the drug i´m thinking of Oh oh can´t you see Love is the drug, got a hook in me Oh oh catch that buzz Love is the drug i´m thinking of Oh oh can´t you see Love is the drug for me
“Love Is the Drug” foi lançado como single em 1975 e alcançou o número 2 nas paradas do Reino Unido.
Nos Estados Unidos, a canção chegou à posição 30 na Billboard pop em início de 1976, marcando a primeira grande exposição da banda no país.
A música começou como um instrumental criado por Andy Mackay, recebendo letra posteriormente de Bryan Ferry, que a compôs enquanto caminhava e chutava as folhas no Hyde Park.
É incluída na lista das 500 Canções que Definiram o Rock and Roll, do Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Embora tenha sido o maior sucesso da Roxy Music nas paradas americanas, no Reino Unido só foi superada por sua versão de 1981 de “Jealous Guy”, de John Lennon.
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