Blue Angel

Joe Melson, Roy Orbison

(Sha la la, dooby wah, dumb dumb dumb, yeh yeh, um)
(Sha la la, dooby wah, dumb dumb dumb, yeh yeh)

Oh blue angel, don't you cry just because he said goodbye
Oh, ah ah ah no don't cry

Oh blue angel, have no fear brush away lonely teardrops
Hey hey, whoa whoa, o (yeah yeah, dumb wah wah wah wah)

Well, love's precious flame can just burn in vain
But you're not to blame
You thought love was a game, oh such a shame

But don't you cry, don't sigh
I'll tell you why, I'll never say goodbye--blue angel
(Sha la la, dooby wah, dumb dumb dumb, yeh yeh, um wah wah wah wah)

We'll have loving so fine, magic moments divine
If you'll just say you're mine I'll love you till the end of ti-i-ime

Don't you worry your pretty head
I'll never let you do-ow-ow-ow-ow-own
I'll always be arou-ou-ou-ou-ound, blue angel

(Sha la la, dooby wah, dumb dumb dumb, yeh yeh, um)
Blu-ue an-an-gel (sha la la)

Trivia about the song Blue Angel by Roy Orbison

On which albums was the song “Blue Angel” released by Roy Orbison?
Roy Orbison released the song on the albums “Lonely and Blue” in 1960, “The All-Time Greatest Hits Of Roy Orbison” in 1972, “In Dreams: The Greatest Hits” in 1987, “All Time Greatest Hits of Roy Orbison” in 1988, “Pretty Woman” in 1990, “Definitive Collection” in 1995, “Golden Days” in 1997, “The Big O: The Original Singles Collection” in 1998, “Live From The Fiesta Club- March 25, 1980 Stockton, England” in 1999, “Live From Birmingham- July 13, 1980 Birmingham, Alabama” in 1999, “Live From Batley Variety Club- May 9, 1969 Batley, England” in 1999, “Live at Austin City Limits” in 2001, “The Very Best of Roy Orbison” in 2005, “The Essential Roy Orbison” in 2006, “Purely...” in 2008, “The Early Years” in 2009, “Only the Lonely” in 2010, “Pretty One” in 2011, “Dream Baby” in 2013, “Roy Orbison's Greatest Hits” in 2016, “The Ultimate Collection” in 2016, and “Black & White Night 30” in 2017.
Who composed the song “Blue Angel” by Roy Orbison?
The song “Blue Angel” by Roy Orbison was composed by Joe Melson, Roy Orbison.

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