Roy orbison
Turn some more, turn some more
Turn some more lights on
Turn some more, turn some more
Turn some more lights on
I came by your house last night
I was feeling so blue
We didnt have a date
I was lonely for you
I walked all the way
To break my heart in two
I saw the lights turned way down low
Oh, someone else was kissing you
Turn some more, turn some more
Turn some more lights on
Turn them all, turn them all
Turn them all back on
Make him leave, make him leave
Make him leave, leave you alone
Im standing in the rain
See you there with him
Oh theres so much pain
See the lights so dim
I see you smile that same old smile
In that same old way
But you smiled, you smiled, you smiled at me
Oh yesterday, yesterday
Turn some more, turn some more
Turn some more lights on
Turn them all, turn them all
Turn them all back on...
Roy Kelton Orbison (Texarkana, April 23, 1936 – Hendersonville, December 6, 1988) was an American singer-songwriter and guitarist widely considered one of the greatest rock 'n' roll artists. Orbison was known for his powerful and dramatic voice, often accompanied by elaborate orchestral arrangements. His hits from the 1960s such as "Oh, Pretty Woman", "Crying" and "Only the Lonely" made him an international idol. Orbison collaborated with artists like Elvis Presley and Buddy Holly, and continued to record music until his death in 1988. His influence on rock music has been profound and lasting, inspiring generations of musicians.
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