Love Is A Cold Wind
Roy Orbison · Other Songs - Roy Orbison
Love is a cold wind
When it blows away from you
As you watch it go, it hurts to know
There's nothing you can do
You're all alone again
And love is a cold wind
Love is a rain storm
But it only rains on you
And there's no one there who seems to care
No one to pull you through
And inside you're never warm
'Cause love is a rain storm
But when she was here
Love was a breezy morning
Filled with the sun
Warm as her smile
But now it's done
Love is a cold wind as it blows away from
So you find your way, to yesterday
What else is there to do
You're all alone again and love is a cold wind
But when she was here
Love was abreezy morning
Filled with the sun
Warm as her smile
But now it's done
Love is a cold wind
As it blows away from you
As you watch it go
It hurts to know
There's nothing you can do
And you're all alone again and love is a cold wind
You're all alone again and love is a cold wind.
When it blows away from you
As you watch it go, it hurts to know
There's nothing you can do
You're all alone again
And love is a cold wind
Love is a rain storm
But it only rains on you
And there's no one there who seems to care
No one to pull you through
And inside you're never warm
'Cause love is a rain storm
But when she was here
Love was a breezy morning
Filled with the sun
Warm as her smile
But now it's done
Love is a cold wind as it blows away from
So you find your way, to yesterday
What else is there to do
You're all alone again and love is a cold wind
But when she was here
Love was abreezy morning
Filled with the sun
Warm as her smile
But now it's done
Love is a cold wind
As it blows away from you
As you watch it go
It hurts to know
There's nothing you can do
And you're all alone again and love is a cold wind
You're all alone again and love is a cold wind.
Love Is A Cold Wind
Roy Orbison's 'Love Is A Cold Wind' stands as a quintessential example of his signature sound, blending lush orchestral arrangements with his distinctive, haunting vocal delivery. Released during the height of his career, the track exemplifies the dramatic emotional range that defined his discography and solidified his status as a rock and roll icon. The song's structure and production reflect the mid-1960s era, where Orbison's ability to fuse country roots with rock energy created a unique musical identity. It remains a staple of his catalog, often performed live to demonstrate his technical prowess and emotional depth, serving as a testament to his enduring influence on the genre.