Party's Over
Willie Nelson
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Turn out the lights The party's over They say that All good things must end Call it tonight The party's over And tomorrow starts The same old thing again But the crazy crazy party Never seen so many people Laughing dancing Look at you you're having fun But look at me I'm almost cryin' That don't keep her love from dyin' Misery cause for me the party's over Turn out the lights Once I had a love undyin' I didn't keep it but I tried Life for me was just one party And then another I broke her heart so many times I had to have my parting wife I had to have my party Why broke her heart so many times But one day she said Sweetheart the party's over Turn out the lights
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12 facts about this song
Song Origins"Party's Over" is a song performed by the iconic country singer, Willie Nelson.
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Album InformationThis track was released as part of Willie Nelson's 1967 album "Make Way for Willie Nelson".
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Famous LineOne of the most popular lines in the song is "Turn out the lights, the party's over".
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Musical SuccessWillie Nelson's music, including songs like "Party's Over", has made him one of the most recognized artists in country music.
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Song ThemeThe song tells the story of a party atmosphere coming to an end, symbolizing the end of a relationship.
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Song PerformanceDuring Nelson's concerts, "Party's Over" sometimes serves as the final number of his performances.
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Associated SportsThis song became famous for its repeated use by sports announcer "Dandy" Don Meredith at the end of Monday Night Football games when the outcome was more or less decided, indicating that the 'party' is over for the losing team.
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Musical StyleThe song is a classic example of Willie Nelson's genre-bending style. It incorporates elements of traditional country, jazz, and blues.
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Song InterpretationThe heartfelt ballad has been interpreted as a wistful commentary on the fleeting nature of good times and the inevitability of change.
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Cultural ImpactDespite not being one of Nelson's highest charting songs, "Party's Over" has remained a fan favorite and a staple of his live shows.
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Song WritingWillie Nelson himself wrote this song.
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Musical AccompanimentWith its smooth guitar strumming and Nelson's distinctively reedy voice, this song is a quintessential Willie Nelson track, relaxed and melancholic.
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