Little Fighter (song)

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“Little Fighter”
Single by White Lion from the album Big Game
A-side	"Little Fighter"
B-side	"Let's Get Crazy"
Released	1989
Recorded	1989
Genre	Glam metal
Length	4:23
Label	Atlantic Records
Writer(s)	Mike Tramp/Vito Bratta
White Lion singles chronology
"Tell Me" (1987) "Little Fighter" (1989) "Cry for Freedom" (1989)

Little Fighter is a song by American Hard rock band White Lion from their 1989 album Big Game.

The song is about a Greenpeace boat named "Rainbow Warrior" which was illegally destroyed by the French. Inside the Big Game album booklet, where the Little Fighter lyrics are it says "In Memory of Rainbow Warrior" in brackets next to the name.

[edit] Track listing

1. "Little Fighter" - 4:23
2. "Let's Get Crazy" - 4:52

[edit] Personnel

• Mike Tramp - vocals
• Vito Bratta - guitars
• James Lomenzo - bass guitar
• Greg D'Angelo - drums

v • d • e White Lion Mike Tramp | Jamie Law | Claus Langeskov | Troy Patrick Farrell | Hennig Wanner Former members Vito Bratta | James Lomenzo | Greg D'Angelo | Nicki Capozzi | Felix Robinson | Dan Hemmer | Kasper Damgaard | Nils Kroyer | Bjarne T. Holm | Dave Spitz | Tommy T-Bone Caradonna | Jimmy DeGrasso Studio albums Fight to Survive | Pride | Big Game | Mane Attraction | Remembering White Lion | Return of the Pride Live and compilation albums The Best of White Lion |  | Rocking The USA | Anthology 83-89 | The Definitive Rock Collection Videos Escape from Brooklyn | Concert Anthology: 1987 – 1991 Singles Broken Heart | Wait | Tell Me | When the Children Cry | All You Need is Rock 'N' Roll | Little Fighter | Cry for Freedom | Radar Love | Broken Heart #2 | Lights and Thunder | Love Don't Come Easy | Out With the Boys | Living on the Edge V2 | Dream Related content Freak of Nature | Mabel

Categories: White Lion songs | 1989 singles

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