We're Into Something Good
Roy Orbison · Other Songs - Roy Orbison
Give me another kiss if you don't mind, one more time
To flatter you with many stories
Used cliches that would be boring
Would just waste time, precious time
I don't have to say a thing
It's written on my face
Any doubt that you still have
Let our love erase
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We're into something good and you know it
We're into something good don't be afraid to show it
We're into something good, baby
I don't see how you conceal it
There's no way that you can't feel it,when we do what we do
Now you can't get this close to me
Send all these vibrations through me
And not know what to do
So wipe the tears away
Don't be afraid of me
Love between us should come
Oh so free and easy
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We're into something good,baby
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We're Into Something Good
Roy Orbison's "We're Into Something Good" stands as a quintessential example of his mid-1960s rock and roll output, blending his signature deep, resonant vocals with driving electric guitar riffs. While often associated with his earlier heartbreak ballads, this track showcases a more upbeat, dance-oriented side of his catalog, reflecting the shifting musical landscape of the early 1960s. The song captures a sense of optimism and forward momentum, characteristic of Orbison's ability to adapt his sound to different tempos and moods. As a standalone recording, it highlights his vocal prowess and the raw energy that defined his era, serving as a testament to his enduring influence on rock music beyond his most famous hits.