Don't Turn Out The Light

Nightly Revelry: Embracing Love Amidst Chaos
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Lyrics

Scarecrow and a yellow moon

Setting the scene with a scarecrow and a yellow moon.

And a roadhouse on the edge of town

Describing a roadhouse located on the outskirts of town.

Hear that midnight rooster crow

Hearing a rooster crow at midnight.

Well I'll have one more before I go

Expressing a desire for one more drink before leaving.


But honey, don't turn out the light

Pleading not to turn off the light, indicating a desire for intimacy.

'Cause I think I'm in the mood for love tonight

Expressing a romantic mood for the night.


The night is cool beneath the stars

Describing a cool night beneath the stars.

Ridin' home in John's old car

Returning home in John's old car.

Got my head out in the wind

Enjoying the sensation of wind on the face while riding.

Here I am drunked up again

Acknowledging being drunk once again.


But honey, don't turn out the light

Repeating the plea not to turn off the light, emphasizing the desire for connection.

'Cause I think I'm in the mood for love tonight

Reiterating the romantic mood for the night.


Me and John in a pickup truck

Recalling a wild night with John in a pickup truck.

Bottle of gin and a paper cup

Mentioning a bottle of gin and a paper cup, suggesting a carefree and reckless attitude.

Runnin' wild and livin' hard

Reflecting on a life of running wild and living hard.

I passed out in our front yard

Describing a moment of passing out in the front yard.


But honey, don't turn out the light

Repeating the plea not to turn off the light, indicating a persistent desire for connection despite the chaos.

'Cause I think I'm in the mood for love tonight

Emphasizing the romantic mood for the night once again.


The moon is high, the sun is down

Describing the setting with a high moon and a down sun.

honey came out in her night gown

Depicting a romantic interest appearing in her nightgown.

On the porch at a quarter to three

Setting the scene on a porch at a quarter to three.

Talkin' to the deputy sheriff and me

Recalling a conversation with the deputy sheriff and the romantic interest.


But honey, don't turn out the light

Repeating the plea not to turn off the light, suggesting a continuous desire for connection despite external factors.

'Cause I think I'm in the mood for love tonight

Reaffirming the romantic mood for the night.


I said, honey, don't turn out the light

Restating the plea not to turn off the light, underscoring the urgency and importance of the request.

'Cause I think I'm in the mood for love tonight

Reiterating the romantic mood for the night once again.

I said honey, don't turn out the light

Repeating the plea not to turn off the light, emphasizing the persistence of the desire for connection.

'Cause I think I'm in the mood for love tonight

Reaffirming the romantic mood for the night.

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