Out Go The Lights

Aerosmith · Music From Another Dimension [2012]

Some girls awfully risky

And some girls kicking the stall

Give it up women and whiskey

Yeah you ain't got nothing at all

But a sign on the wall that hung on the tack

Said liquor in the front and poker in the back

I got no more lonely nights

Ya-ya baby till out goes the lights

If you wanna take a lookie cookie tonight might be

your lucky nighty night night

How they go deja-booty

You're a yaya baby tonight

Way to go thought you knew me

Yeah but you're not getting it right

But it's cool

Too cool for cat

A little bit of this and a little bit of that

Had a red hot maybe on a cold summer night

Ya-ya baby till out goes the lights

If you wanna taste the cookie lookie tonight might be your lucky

Roses are red, my lips on you

But you couldn't tell by the things that we do

The things that we see are so out of sight

We'll have to see when we turn out the light



Living in the land/lap of love

Living on coochie and romance

Waiting on cupid to call

Some people say that's livin'

Yeah but that ain't livin' at all

And it's cool, that's how I roll

You get a little lovin' if you got a lot of soul

And it's for sure, when love's just right

Ya-ya baby when out goes the lights

If you want a little nookie cookie tonight might be your lucky

Roses are red, my lips on you

But you couldn't tell by the things that we do

The things that we see are so out of sight

We'll have to see when we turn out the light

Out Go The Lights

Aerosmith's "Out Go The Lights" appears on their 2012 album, Music From Another Dimension, marking a return to their classic hard rock sound following a period of experimentation. The track exemplifies the band's signature blend of gritty vocals and driving riffs, characteristic of their work during the late 1980s and early 1990s. While the song does not feature a traditional radio edit, it serves as a testament to the group's enduring ability to craft anthemic rock tracks that resonate with long-time fans. Released as part of a compilation of previously unreleased material, the recording captures the raw energy that defined Aerosmith's career, offering a glimpse into their musical evolution without relying on modern production styles.