I Never Cry

1. History: "I Never Cry" is a song by rock artist Alice Cooper from his 1976 solo album, "Alice Cooper Goes to Hell." 2. Chart Success: The song was a big commercial success, peaking at No. 12 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and No. 9 on the Canadian Top Singles chart. 3. Song's Theme: The song has been described as a ballad about a break-up with a love interest, showcasing a softer side of Alice Cooper. 4. Sales Achievement: "I Never Cry" was Alice Cooper's first song to reach gold record status, with over one million copies sold. 5. Song's Purpose: It's often noted that “I Never Cry” was written by Alice Cooper as a testament to his struggles with alcoholism.

1. Comeback Tune: Released in 1989, the song "Poison" marked Alice Cooper's return to the music scene after a two-year hiatus. 2. Album Feature: The song comes from Alice Cooper’s 18th studio album "Trash". 3. Chart Success: "Poison" remains one of Cooper’s biggest hits, reaching No. 7 on the U.S Billboard Hot 100, and No. 2 in the UK Singles Chart. 4. Song's Theme: The song is about a dangerous love interest that the singer can’t resist but is aware that getting close will hurt him. 5. Song's Video: The music video of "Poison" was controversial due to suggestive content, resulting in an edited version released for daytime viewings. 6. Collaboration: The song was written by Alice Cooper, Desmond Child and John McCurry. 7. Popularity: Even today, "Poison" is a staple in Alice Cooper's live performances.