Roll Over Lay Down
Status Quo · Live At Montreux 2009 [2011]
Seeing the note written in ink pinned to the door
Drinking the drink cold from the fridge on the table
I drank a toast you were the most the night before
Roll over lay down and let me in
Roll over it's a long way where I've been
Roll over lay down and let me in
Roll over lay down
When I get home tomorrow night after this morning
Show me the care you showed in the note the night before
Maybe I won't take a drink from the table
Reckon I'll lay me straight down on the floor
Roll over lay down and let me in
Roll over it's a long way where I've been
Roll over lay down and let me in
Roll over lay down
When I get home tomorrow night after this morning
Show me the day, show me the note the night before
Maybe I won't take a drink from the table
Reckon I'll lay me straight down on the floor
Roll over lay down and let me in
Roll over it's a long way where I've been
Roll over lay down and let me in
Roll over lay down
Roll Over Lay Down
Roll Over Lay Down stands as a defining anthem in the Status Quo catalogue, showcasing the band's signature boogie-rock sound that has sustained their career for decades. This live recording from the 2009 Montreux Jazz Festival captures the raw energy and tight musicianship that characterize their performances. The track exemplifies the group's ability to blend simple, driving rhythms with melodic hooks, creating a sound that remains instantly recognizable to fans of British rock. As part of their extensive discography, the song highlights the band's enduring appeal and their mastery of the boogie genre. The performance demonstrates how the group maintains high energy levels, delivering a powerful rendition that resonates with audiences familiar with their classic hits. It remains a testament to their longevity and consistent musical identity within the rock landscape.