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You Got Itby Roy Orbison

Album: Mystery Girl (1989)Charted: 3 9 License This Song  songfacts ®artistfacts

• Lyrics currently unavailable Writer/s: Jeff Lynne, Roy Orbison, Thomas Earl Petty Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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Comments: 3

• TLol! "Afraid that you are here to stay" hahahaa
• Brian from Greenbelt, MarylandAwesome song. Very major chords in that one. As you'd expect from Roy. What a voice he had. Not just George, but the rest on the Beatles thought he was a singularly, great singer. I'll bet, person as well.
• Chris from Germany Good song and one of his best songs ever. Sounds a little bit like ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE. it has a retro sound and sounds like it was produced in the 60s and not 1988

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