Warm Spot Hot

Roy Orbison · Other Songs - Roy Orbison

You make my worm spot hot

You make my bells ring-too ding-ding

You make my warm spot hot

And the things I need a lot you got



Woah my little baby

You know you drive me crazy

You make me feel so good I say wow, yeah



This has got to be the only way for me

There ain't nothing going to stop me now

You say your daddy don't like me much

That's 'cause he knows I got that touch

And there's some things of yours he knows

I been touching too much



But you make my worm spot hot

You make my bells ring too,ring-ding ding-a-ling

You make my warm spot hot

The things I need a lot you got



You've got me turning flips

When you kiss me in the lips

You turn the spark right into a fire

And the flame just won't go out

'Cause there can't be any doubt

this love of yours is what I desire

The preacher said I ain't no saint

Well he's right, that's one thing that I ain't

But I pray that me and you

Can do the things we do all night long



'Cause you make my worm spot hot

You make my bell ring too, brrrrrring ding-ding

You make my warm spot hot, baby

The things I need a lot you got come-on and burn me now



Well I'm letting all the people see

That what they say don't bother me

'Cause you're the one I'm thinking of

When I get down ready to love



You make my worm spot hot

You make my bells rings too,ding-ding

You make my warm spot hot

And the things I need a lot you got



You make my warm spot hot

You make my bells ring too,brrrrrring ding

You make my warm spot hot

You make my bells ring too,ding ding ding a-ling

About Warm Spot Hot

Roy Orbison's "Warm Spot Hot" stands as a testament to his enduring ability to craft lush, romantic ballads that defined the rock and roll era. Released during a period where Orbison was refining his signature sound, the track exemplifies his mastery of dramatic vocal delivery and rich orchestration. While often associated with his more famous hits, this recording showcases his versatility in exploring themes of longing and intimacy without relying on his most recognizable melodies. The song reflects the broader cultural landscape of the time, capturing the emotional depth that made Orbison a pivotal figure in music history. Its enduring appeal lies in Orbison's unique ability to blend raw emotion with polished production, creating a timeless piece that resonates with listeners across generations.