Listen to the Radio Ryan Adams

"Listen to the Radio" by Ryan Adams, released in 2001, is a #Rock song that reflects themes of nostalgia, longing, and the power of music to evoke memories. The lyrics convey a sense of yearning for connection and the comfort found in listening to the radio, which serves as a backdrop to personal experiences. Musically, it features a blend of acoustic and electric elements, showcasing Adams' signature style. The song resonates with listeners for its emotional depth and relatable sentiments, contributing to its enduring appeal in contemporary music culture.

Sometimes the things that she says, they are so cold
They remind me of a place I been
Like a bad dream that gets caught in my head
Like when I'm tossin' and turnin' in bed
We used to listen to the radio
We used to dance all night
And she could dance real good
She used to kiss me sometimes
Oh, sometimes
It's not even winter and I'm still feelin' blue
Maybe I'm runnin' out of gas
Sometimes a book and a blanket just won't do
And you'll never get 'em out of your head
We used to listen to the radio
We used to dance all night
And she could dance real good
She used to kiss me sometimes
Oh, sometimes
Sometimes I wonder what she's doin' now
Is she shooting up in somebody's room?
Sometimes I wonder what she's doin' now
Is she wonderin' what I'm doin' too?

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