About the song
Reba McEntire’s “Turn On the Radio”: A Nostalgic Journey Through Country Music
Reba McEntire, often hailed as the Queen of Country, has a unique ability to connect with audiences on a deeply personal level. With her powerful vocals and heartfelt lyrics, she’s delivered countless hits over the years. “Turn On the Radio”, released in 2010 as part of her album All the Women I Am, is a prime example of McEntire’s ability to create timeless country music.
The song’s title, “Turn On the Radio”, is a simple yet evocative phrase that transports listeners back to a simpler time. The lyrics paint a nostalgic picture of growing up with country music, and the joy of discovering new artists and songs. McEntire’s warm and inviting vocals evoke a sense of comfort and familiarity, making listeners feel like they’re sitting on a porch swing, reminiscing about the past.
Musically, “Turn On the Radio” is a classic country ballad with a modern twist. The melody is both catchy and memorable, and the arrangement is rich and full. The song’s instrumentation is a blend of traditional country and contemporary pop, creating a sound that is both familiar and fresh.
“Turn On the Radio” has endured as a classic for several reasons. First, the song’s universal theme of nostalgia resonates with people of all ages. Second, the music is both catchy and timeless, making it a perfect choice for dancing or simply relaxing. And finally, McEntire’s performance is simply unforgettable, making her one of the most beloved country music artists of her generation.
Beyond its musical merits, “Turn On the Radio” also holds historical significance. It serves as a tribute to the enduring power of country music and its ability to connect people across generations. The song’s success further solidified McEntire’s status as a country music icon.
If you’re looking for a song that will transport you back to a simpler time, then look no further than “Turn On the Radio”. It’s a timeless piece of music that continues to be enjoyed by fans of all ages.
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Lyrics
No good, two timin’, lies comin’ outta your mouthCheatin’, mistreatin’ games that you play brought you downBroke my heart, tore it apart, look who’s got the last laugh nowDon’t you come crawlin’ back beggin’ please on your kneesBaby, if you’re missin’ meWell, you can hear me on the radio (radio)You wanna turn me on, turn on your stereo (stereo)You can sing along, while they’re playin’ our songHow you done me wrongBaby, crank it up (crank it up)Until you blow the speakers out your Chevy truck (Chevy truck)So listen Romeo, when you’re feelin’ kinda lonelyLet me tell you where to go, ohTurn on the radioTry to call, twitter me, text until your fingers bleedOh, the DJ’s the only way you’re ever gonna hear from meIf you’re reminiscin’, and you’re missin’ me this muchAnd you really wanna stay in touchWell, you can hear me on the radio (radio)You wanna turn me on, turn on your stereo (stereo)You can sing along, while they’re playin’ my songHow you done me wrongBaby, crank it up (crank it up)Until you blow the speakers out your Chevy truck (Chevy truck)So listen Romeo, when you’re feelin’ kinda lonelyLet me tell you where to go, ohTurn on your radio (turn on your radio)Woah-oh-ohTurn on the radio (turn on your radio, oh)Turn on the radioOh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh-oh-ohOh, you can hear me on the radioYou wanna turn me on, turn on your stereoYou can sing along, while they’re playin’ my songHow you done me wrongBaby, crank it up (crank it up)Until you blow the speakers out your Chevy truck (Chevy truck)So listen Romeo, when you’re feelin’ kinda lonely, let me tell you where to goWhen you’re feelin’ kinda lonelyLet me tell you where to goTurn on the radioTurn on your radioTurn on, turn on the radio (turn on the radio)(Turn on the radio) turn on the radio(Turn on the radio, oh-oh)Turn on the radioOh, oh, oh, oh, oh, ohTurn on the radio