Turn Off The Lights
Sarah Connor · Sarah Connor [2004]
and baby close the door
this is the night
we've both been waiting for
to fall in love it only needs
the blink of an eye and then you feel
some kind of longing and wanting and wishing and missing
until the dream comes real
Turn off the lights
and come here close to me
let's make this night
how it's supposed to be
It's the beginning of
this crazy thing called love
get to the lights
and turn them off
turn them off
turn them off
da da
Turn off the lights
and baby close the door
this is the night
we've both been waiting for
to fall in love it only needs
the blink of an eye and then you feel
some kind of longing and wanting and wishing and missing
until the dream comes real
Turn off the lights
and come here close to me
let's make this night
how it's supposed to be
It's the beginning of
this crazy thing called love
get to the lights
and turn them off
turn them off
you better go turn them off
About Turn Off The Lights
Sarah Connor's "Turn Off The Lights" stands as a defining track from her 2004 album of the same name, showcasing her signature blend of R&B and hip-hop influences. Released during a pivotal era for female artists navigating the intersection of pop and underground sounds, the song reflects her ability to craft intimate, groove-heavy recordings that resonate with listeners seeking both sophistication and raw energy. As part of her broader discography, which includes acclaimed works like "Green Eyed Soul" and "Unbelievable," this recording exemplifies her commitment to exploring complex vocal textures and rhythmic precision. The track has become a staple in discussions regarding her unique contribution to the genre, highlighting her talent for creating music that feels both personal and universally relatable without relying on explicit lyrical content.