"Lady Put The Light Out" is a song by Joe Cocker from his album titled Luxury You Can Afford, released in 1978. The song is about a man asking his lover, referred to as "Lady," to join him in a moment of intimacy and affection. The lyrics suggest that the man wants to disconnect from the outside world by turning off the phone, creating a space where they can be alone together. He expresses his gratitude towards his partner for always being there for him, even during times when he felt lost. The man assures the lady that she can trust him to take care of everything and that she doesn't need to worry. The chorus emphasizes the idea of creating a romantic ambiance by putting the light out and setting the mood with soft and low music. The repetition of the phrase "come and love me one more time" signifies the man's longing for a deeper connection and intimacy with his lady. Overall, the song is a plea for time and affection, a desire to rekindle the passion and love they share. It conveys a sense of appreciation for the unwavering support of the lady in the songwriter's life and their shared moments of tenderness.
