On which albums was the song “Pantomime” released by Roy Orbison?

Roy Orbison released the song on the albums “In Dreams” in 1963, “The Classic Roy Orbison” in 1966, and “The MGM Years: 1965-1973” in 2015.

Who composed the song “Pantomime” by Roy Orbison?

The song “Pantomime” by Roy Orbison was composed by Bill Dees, William M. Dees, Roy Orbison.

Roy Orbison

Rockabilly

Pantomime

Bill Dees, William M. Dees, Roy Orbison

Well thanks a lot thank you
Now I'm the talk of the town
Of all the fools they drink to
I am the king of the clowns
I play the lonely joker
I take what fun I can find
I laugh when things aren't funny
I throw away my last dime
You're not mine so I waste my time in pantomime.
It's pantomime.

I'm ready for lonely fun times, yeah
Loud music may dull my mind
Black coffee and electric sunshine
Get set for this pantomime.

I-ay-ay-ay cry inside cause you're not mine
I-ay die-ay-ay-ay inside cause you're not mine
I pantomime.

Laughing when I feel like crying
Crying when I feel like dying
You're not mine so I waste my time in pantomime
Bring on the girls and the parties, yeah
Guitars and drums beating time
Be merry, be gay and hardy, yeah
I'm set for this pantomime.

Trivia about the song Pantomime by Roy Orbison

On which albums was the song “Pantomime” released by Roy Orbison?: Roy Orbison released the song on the albums “In Dreams” in 1963, “The Classic Roy Orbison” in 1966, and “The MGM Years: 1965-1973” in 2015.
Who composed the song “Pantomime” by Roy Orbison?: The song “Pantomime” by Roy Orbison was composed by Bill Dees, William M. Dees, Roy Orbison.