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'''I Love the Night''' may refer to:
I love the Night is a ballad written by Buck Dharma, The lead guitarist for the rock band blue Oyster cult, the song is featured off the album Spectres released in 1977. A close listen reveals that this song is about a man who is bitten by a female vampire and turned into one: "Her kiss that night told me it was over" (his life), "One look in the mirror told me so" (he couldn't see his reflection, a sure sign that he's a vampire)
*"I Love the Night", a song on Blue Öyster Cult's 1977 album [[Spectres (album)|''Spectres'']]
*"I Love the Night", a song on Joe Cocker's 1984 album ''[[Civilized Man]]''
*"The Ecstasy of Flight (I Love the Night)", a song on Chris de Burgh's 1984 album ''[[Man on the Line]]''

== See also ==
* "Love the Night", a stage piece by American playwright and actor [[Richard Vetere]]
* "[[I Love the Nightlife]]", a 1978 song by Alicia Bridges
* "[[Live the Night]]", a 2016 single by W&W and Hardwell

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Latest revision as of 19:36, 22 June 2017

I Love the Night may refer to:

  • "I Love the Night", a song on Blue Öyster Cult's 1977 album Spectres
  • "I Love the Night", a song on Joe Cocker's 1984 album Civilized Man
  • "The Ecstasy of Flight (I Love the Night)", a song on Chris de Burgh's 1984 album Man on the Line

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