 Genius Lyrics
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Orville Peck – Dead of Night
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Dead of Night is the lead single for Orville Peck. Sub Pop described the track as follows:
“Dead of Night” is a torch song about two hustlers traveling through Nevada desert
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Orville Peck – Bronco
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[Verse 1] / Pack your bags, baby / Polish up, ride out / You gotta bolt when you see the gates are down / [Chorus] / Bronco running wild, yeah baby, I'm on fire / I'm just my daddy
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Orville Peck – Roses Are Falling
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[Verse 1] / Back on the run, back to the blue / Winning is fun, losing is, too / Roses are fallin', roses from fallin' for you, ooh / [Verse 2] / The ache inside the hate / I found
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Orville Peck – Summertime
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[Verse 1] / Catch 'em by surprise and / Chasin' the horizon / Nothin' holds me down / Askin' where the time's gone / Dreamin' with the lights on / Tryna keep your eyes on
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Orville Peck – Kids
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[Verse 1] / Never really felt this world / Haystack boy and dust cake girl / But I, I know we never tried / Passin' the days away / Dare me on a dime to say / That we had
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Orville Peck – Hope to Die
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[Verse 1] / Gone was the way we were / Just like the days we'd burn / Everything 'round us, baby / [Pre-Chorus] / Take me back to the time / I was yours, and you were mine / Take
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Orville Peck – Daytona Sand
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[Verse 1] / Buddy, we got major blues / Another suitcase in your hand / I hope you brought your walkin' shoes / 'Cause it's quite a ways from what I understand / [Chorus] / So rack
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Orville Peck – Born This Way (The Country Road Version)
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[Verse 1] / My mama told me when I was young / "We are all born superstars" / She rolled my hair and put my lipstick on / In the glass of her boudoir / "There's nothing wrong with
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Orville Peck – Buffalo Run
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[Verse 1] / Hitch a ride on my makeup / I consider it another man's problem / Yeah, head on wide / Strike gold on my eyelids / Got a sister, knows nothing but violence / Yeah, head
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Orville Peck – Turn to Hate
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[Verse 1] / It's got an awful bite / It's gonna rise again / Keeping track of everything we lose / Another hole to mend / [Pre-Chorus] / Tell me you can’t stay / [Chorus] / Don't
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Orville Peck – Winds Change
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[Verse 1] / Had a lover but I lost my patience / Gonna get a song on a radio station / Got a fire but you just can't use it / Palomino eyes, baby, please don't lose it / [Chorus
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Orville Peck – Blush
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[Verse 1] / Red sky at morning, I still think of calling / You met me alone in the city / A fisherman's son, my dad liked to run / Can't picture your face, but I know it was pretty
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Orville Peck – Big Sky
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[Verse 1] / Fell in love with a rider / Dirt king, black crown / Six months on a knucklehead hog / I like him best when he's not around / He gets me high, oh, big sky / [Verse 2
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Orville Peck – Any Turn
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[Verse 1] / Pack it in, pick it up, dropping off, dropping out / Night trails, old tales, next day, underpaid / No flight, can't write, same songs, new night / Duncan's in the can
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Orville Peck – Outta Time
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[Chorus] / Oh, I'm outta time / Oh, I'm outta time / Headed down the PCH to that Malibu line / Baby, I'm outta time / [Verse 1] / I met a man in Denver / Bottleneck and some old
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Orville Peck – Queen of the Rodeo
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[Verse 1] / Sleek heroine, just a man / Slow on the draw / Velvet gloves, you're still a stunner / Don't be down, girl, this world is a bummer / [Chorus] / Queen of the rodeo / You
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Orville Peck – Iris Rose
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[Verse 1] / Bez Valley never saw the day / I would've wanted you to watch me play / But I hear the songs there are better / Thinking back to those Southern nights / Give it all to
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Orville Peck – Kansas (Remembers Me Now)
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The song is about the Clutter family murders committed by Perry Smith and Dick Hickock in Holcomb, Kansas in 1959. The murders were the subject of Truman Capote’s landmark true
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Orville Peck – Old River
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[Verse] / Old river, tumble down / Poor Ma's sister broke her crown / Still, there's snow left on the ground / Old river tumblin' down / Old river, tumble down / Big wind blowin
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Orville Peck – City of Gold
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[Verse 1] / Yeah, I used to find hope in the wreckage / Dark news in from the past / And all I can feel is the feeling that we'll never say hi if ever we pass / So, send word to my
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Orville Peck – Lafayette
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[Verse 1] / Hurry over and cry, Lafayette / I knew that I'd lose you the moment we met / But the bayou still sings every night in my head / Though I can't understand what it wants
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Orville Peck – Let Me Drown
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Been finding it hard to be kind / Since I've been lost out there, losing my mind / And I still keep on searching for what I can't find / Let me drown / Don't wanna wash you away
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Orville Peck – Take You Back (The Iron Hoof Cattle Call)
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[Verse 1] / Hear you've been riding, baby / Hear you've been coming 'round my door (Oh, no) / The light's been out though, baby / And I've been long, long gone (Yeehaw) / I'm keen
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Orville Peck – Fancy
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“Fancy” is a cover of the 1969 Bobbie Gentry original which was made famous by Reba McEntire’s 1990 cover.
However, in his version, Orville notably changes the word “kid” at the
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Orville Peck – Kalahari Down
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[Intro] / I was born in the badlands, honey / Strange place for a boy to drown / Spent my days on a mountain, baby / Twelve miles north of Sofiatown / [Verse 1] / You’ve been gone
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Orville Peck – Drive Me, Crazy
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[Verse 1] / No one on the highways tonight / Just you and me and the rigs we ride / Burnin' rubber wherever we go / Looking back at the orange glow / [Pre-Chorus] / Each tunnel we
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Orville Peck – Smalltown Boy
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[Intro] / To your soul / To your soul / Cry-y-y-y / Cry-y-y-y / Cry-y-y-y / Cowboy cry / [Verse 1] / You leave in the morning with everything you own in a little black case / Alone
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Orville Peck – C'mon Baby, Cry
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“C'mon Baby, Cry”, is the lead single for Orville Peck’s second album, Bronco. The song is featured in the first of three chapters of the album. It was released in February 11
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Orville Peck – Hexie Mountains
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[Verse 1] / Blue child, repeat it in your head / Young man, fill yourself with dread / "Come home," the Hexie Mountains said / To begin another end / It don't feel right to see you
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Orville Peck & Shania Twain – Legends Never Die
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[Verse 1: Shania Twain & Orville Peck] / Been gone back from my old ways / Too long, draggin' these doggone days / But each song keeps me rolling along my way / And I pray, I / I'
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K.d. lang & Orville Peck – Miss Chatelaine (Iron Hoof Remix)
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Ladies and gentlemen, here she is / Coming at you live from the historic Stampede in Calgary / Beaming in from the plains of Manitoba / Direct from Diamond Tooth Gertie's in Dawson
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Orville Peck – The Curse of the Blackened Eye
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“The Curse of the Blackened Eye” is the second single from Orville Peck’s second album, Bronco. As indicated in an interview with Junkee, the song is about an abusive relationship
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Orville Peck – Trample Out the Days
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[Verse 1] / Mulholland's gold and you're awake, babe / The season's gray / You drive real fast and I can tell that it's just not your lucky day / Or so they say / Boulevard boy
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Orville Peck – Nothing Fades Like the Light
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[Verse 1] / Some men only ride alone / I only ride in the night / Some drown in the warmth of home / [Refrain] / But nothing fades like the light / [Verse 2] / Blackened houses
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Orville Peck (Ft. Bria Salmena) – All I Can Say
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[Verse 1: Bria Salmena] / Sun comes up over the plains / Lay in bed, sleep the day away / Think of all the things we used to see / All those pictures of you and me / [Pre-Chorus
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Orville Peck & King Princess – I’m Making Believe
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[Verse 1: Orville Peck] / I'm making believe that you're in my arms / Though I know you're so far away / Making believe I'm talkin' to you / Wish you could hear what I say / And
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Orville Peck – No Glory in the West
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[Verse 1] / They say Paris is dead / Lived through London and drank through Memphis / The things you live by were once just a guess / And there ain't no glory in the west / No
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Orville Peck – This Masquerade
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[Verse 1] / Are we really happy with this lonely game we play? / Lookin' for words to say / Searchin' but not finding understanding anywhere / We're lost in this masquerade / [
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Orville Peck – This is Nowhere
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[Verse] / Wipe the dust from your eyes / Always whispering 'bout something you wished on a star / Tracking down 99 / Always dreaming 'bout something a little too far / [Pre-Chorus
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Orville Peck – Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters
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[Verse 1] / Now I know / "Spanish Harlem" are not just pretty words to say / I thought I knew / But now I know that rose trees never grow / In New York City / [Pre-Chorus] / Until
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Trixie Mattel (Ft. Orville Peck) – Jackson
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[Verse 1: Both, Orville Peck] / We got married in a fever / Hotter than a pepper sprout / We've been talkin' 'bout Jackson / Ever since the fire went out / I'm going to Jackson, I'
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Diplo (Ft. Orville Peck) – Intro
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[Verse] / There's no trouble in this town / But by God, I wish I'd find some / Sometimes in life, what you wanna do / Isn't necessarily what you're gonna do / Yup / Everyone fell
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