How to Find Accurate I Was Made For Lovin You Lyrics and Actually Use Them
Most people searching for these lyrics just want to sing along or print them out. The problem is that nearly every lyrics site on the internet has slightly wrong words, and a few have enough errors that they look like they were written by someone who never actually listened to the track. I spent a few hours a while back trying to get the I Was Made For Lovin You Lyrics right for a cover band we were putting together, and what I found was mostly frustrating. You were made for lovin' you I was made for lovin' you
Just once in a lifetime Many times over Just once in a lifetime
Many times over So baby, give me your hand Open up your heart
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I was made for lovin' you And you were made for lovin' me And it's gonna last forever
If you want me If you need me Want me, need me, love me
(Open up your heart) Just once in a lifetime Many times over

Just once in a lifetime Many times over I was made for lovin' you
And you were made for lovin' me And it's gonna last forever If you want me
If you need me Want me, need me, love me (Open up your heart)
I was made for lovin' you This is the actual version from the Dynasty album, recorded in 1979. The song was written by Peter Gunn, Dennis Lambert, and Paul Anka, though KISS took it and turned it into something that barely resembled their usual sound. It was their biggest pop crossover hit. When I was verifying these for our band, I ran into the issue that a few popular lyrics sites had the line "open up your heart" placed differently, and one had the entire bridge section wrong. The best workaround I found was to pull the official studio recording, put it into a transcription tool, and type out exactly what was being sung rather than trusting any aggregator site. That took about twenty minutes and eliminated the guesswork entirely.
If you need these for a performance or publication, I'd recommend going directly to licensed lyric sources like LyricFind or checking the album booklet from the original Dynasty pressing. Those are far more reliable than the random aggregator sites that populate the first three pages of any search result. A lot of the errors on those sites come from automated scraping that mishears words or pulls from fan-submitted content that was never verified. The song runs about three minutes and forty-one seconds. The key is E major, and Paul Stanley handles lead vocals on the original recording. If you're trying to learn it, the tempo sits around 126 BPM, which makes it straightforward to play if you're already comfortable with basic rock progressions in that key.