Blue Angel

Blue Angel Lyrics

(Sha-la-la, dooby wah, dum-dum-dum, yeh-yeh, um)
(Sha-la-la, dooby wah, dum-dum-dum, yeh-yeh)

Oh blue angel, don't you cry just because he said goodbye
Oh, ah-ah-ah, no don't cry

Oh, blue angel, have no fear brush away lonely teardrops
Hey hey, whoa-whoa, oh (yeah-yeah, dum, wah-wah-wah-wah)

Well, love's precious flame can just burn in vain
But you're not to blame
You thought love was a game, is it?

Oh, such a shame but don't you cry, don't sigh
I'll tell you why, I'll never say goodbye
Blue angel (sha-la-la, dooby wah, dum-dum-dum)
(Yeh-yeh, um, wah-wah-wah-wah)

We'll have loving so fine, magic moments divine
If you'll just say you're mine
I'll love you till the end of time

Don't you worry your pretty head
I'll never let you down
I'll always be around
Blue angel (sha-la-la, dooby wah, dum-dum-dum, yeh-yeh, um)
Blue angel (sha-la-la)

Writer(s): Joe Melson, Roy Orbison
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Roy Orbison Music Company, Barbara Orbison Music Company, Kanjian Music, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. When was the song 'Blue Angel' by Roy Orbison released?

    'Blue Angel' was released as a single in August 1960. Its release followed shortly after Orbison's hit 'Only the Lonely (Know the Way I Feel)'.

  2. Who co-wrote the song 'Blue Angel' with Roy Orbison?

    The song 'Blue Angel' was co-written by Roy Orbison and his collaborator Joe Melson.

  3. Where was 'Blue Angel' recorded?

    'Blue Angel' was recorded at RCA Victor Studio B in Nashville, Tennessee, in early August 1960.

  4. How did 'Blue Angel' perform on music charts?

    'Blue Angel' peaked at number nine on the Billboard Hot 100 in the United States and reached number eleven on the UK's Record Retailer Top 50 chart.

  5. What is notable about the style of 'Blue Angel'?

    'Blue Angel' follows the style of its predecessor 'Only the Lonely', showcasing Orbison's falsetto and semi-operatic vocals. Despite its relatively sappy lyrics, the song's simple but catchy melody contributed to its success.

  6. Who wrote the B-side of the 'Blue Angel' single?

    The B-side of the 'Blue Angel' single features the song 'Today's Teardrops,' which was written by a then-relatively unknown Gene Pitney.

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