This video was embedded automatically and may not always match perfectly.
A power ballad composed by Jim Steinman, inspired by Wuthering Heights and conceived as an intensely passionate romantic composition. Meat Loaf sought to record it for years but was legally prevented from doing so by Steinman, who considered it a woman's song. Pandora's Box released the first version, though Celine Dion's cover became the most well-known rendition, frustrating Meat Loaf who had intended it for a planned album.
Lyrics ↗What the lyrics are about
The song represents an intensely passionate and romantic composition inspired by Wuthering Heights.
You might also like
