Turn On The Radio
Reba McEntire · All The Women I Am [2010]
No Good, Two Timing, Lies coming outta your mouth.
Cheating, mistreating games that you play brought you down.
Broke my heart, tore it apart, look who's got the last laugh now.
Don't you come crawling' begging please on your knees,
baby if you're missing me.
Well, you can hear me on the radio
You wanna turn me on, turn on your stereo.
You can sing along, while they're playing our song.
How you done me wrong...
Baby crank it up
Until you blow the speakers out your Chevy truck.
So listen Romeo, when you're feeling kinda lonely,
let me tell you where to go.
Turn On The Radio
Try to call, twitter me, text until your fingers bleed.
Oh! The DJ's the only way you're ever gonna hear from me.
If you're reminiscing, and you're missing me this much,
and you really wanna stay in touch.
Well, you can hear me on the radio
You wanna turn me on, turn on your stereo.
You can sing along, while they're playing my song.
How you done me wrong...
Baby crank it up
Until you blow the speakers out your Chevy truck.
So listen Romeo, when you're feeling kinda lonely,
let me tell you where to go. Oh
Turn On The Radio!
Whoaaoooa!
Turn On The Radio
Turn On The Radio
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Ohh
Oh! You can hear me on the radio
You wanna turn me on, turn on your stereo.
You can sing along, while they're playing my song.
How you done me wrong...
Baby crank it up
Until you blow the speakers out your Chevy truck.
So listen Romeo, when you're feeling kinda lonely,
let me tell you where to go.
When you're feeling kinda lonely.
Turn On The Radio
Turn On The Radio
Turn On, Turn On The Radio
Turn On The Radio
Turn On The Radio, Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
Turn On The Radio
Cheating, mistreating games that you play brought you down.
Broke my heart, tore it apart, look who's got the last laugh now.
Don't you come crawling' begging please on your knees,
baby if you're missing me.
Well, you can hear me on the radio
You wanna turn me on, turn on your stereo.
You can sing along, while they're playing our song.
How you done me wrong...
Baby crank it up
Until you blow the speakers out your Chevy truck.
So listen Romeo, when you're feeling kinda lonely,
let me tell you where to go.
Turn On The Radio
Try to call, twitter me, text until your fingers bleed.
Oh! The DJ's the only way you're ever gonna hear from me.
If you're reminiscing, and you're missing me this much,
and you really wanna stay in touch.
Well, you can hear me on the radio
You wanna turn me on, turn on your stereo.
You can sing along, while they're playing my song.
How you done me wrong...
Baby crank it up
Until you blow the speakers out your Chevy truck.
So listen Romeo, when you're feeling kinda lonely,
let me tell you where to go. Oh
Turn On The Radio!
Whoaaoooa!
Turn On The Radio
Turn On The Radio
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Ohh
Oh! You can hear me on the radio
You wanna turn me on, turn on your stereo.
You can sing along, while they're playing my song.
How you done me wrong...
Baby crank it up
Until you blow the speakers out your Chevy truck.
So listen Romeo, when you're feeling kinda lonely,
let me tell you where to go.
When you're feeling kinda lonely.
Turn On The Radio
Turn On The Radio
Turn On, Turn On The Radio
Turn On The Radio
Turn On The Radio, Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
Turn On The Radio
Turn On The Radio
Reba McEntire's "Turn On The Radio" serves as a poignant centerpiece on her 2010 album, All The Women I Am. Released during a period of significant personal and professional reflection, the track exemplifies McEntire's signature blend of country storytelling and emotional depth. The song explores themes of connection and the search for understanding, utilizing her powerful vocal delivery to convey a narrative of longing and resilience. As part of her extensive discography, the recording stands as a testament to her ability to craft anthems that resonate with listeners across generations, maintaining her status as a leading figure in contemporary country music.