Lord Willin'

Casting Away Heartache: Lord Willin' Reflections
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Lyrics

He said, "Buddy, I'm glad we're going fishing

Expressing gratitude for the companionship of going fishing.

I know times are tough, and you've been missing

Acknowledging tough times and the longing for a departed person.

Her, ever since she left town"

Reflecting on missing someone who left the town.

I said, "Man that's why you're my best friend

Acknowledging the speaker's best friend and their support.

And you were gonna be my bests man

Referring to the friend as the potential best man for a wedding.

The pain is more than whiskey can drown"

Describing emotional pain that surpasses the numbing effect of whiskey.

I found the best way to cope

Finding solace in fishing as a coping mechanism.

Wetting a line from an old John boat

Enjoying fishing from an old John boat as a therapeutic activity.

And that's what keeps me from losing my mind

Stating that fishing helps in maintaining mental stability.

It's amazing all that I discovered

Highlighting the discoveries made during the time since the breakup.

Since, she became my ex-lover

Referring to the person as an ex-lover, emphasizing the past relationship.

I'll keep it out of sight and out of my mind

Intending to keep thoughts about the ex-lover out of sight and mind.

Lord willin' and the creek don't rise

Expressing hopefulness and determination, dependent on external factors.

This here's become my favorite spot

Describing the fishing spot as a favorite and a source of comfort.

I can't tell you all the fish I've caught

Emphasizing the joy and productivity experienced while fishing.

There must be something in the water

Suggesting a mysterious or magical quality in the water.

The day she left I went fishing too

Recounting a day of fishing after the ex-lover left town.

They say she skipped town, but that ain't true

Contradicting rumors about the ex-lover's departure.

I brought her fishing here, just like I brought you

Comparing the experience of fishing with the ex-lover to the current one.

I found the best way to cope

Reiteration of the therapeutic value of fishing.

Wetting a line from an old John boat

Describing the act of fishing from an old John boat.

And that's what keeps me from losing my mind

Reaffirming the role of fishing in preserving mental well-being.

It's amazing all that I discovered

Highlighting the discoveries made since the breakup.

Since, she became my ex-lover

Suggesting that the truth about the past relationship will eventually surface.

The truth will surely surface, just give it time

Expressing confidence that the truth will be revealed with time.

Lord willin' and the creek don't rise

Reiteration of hope and dependence on external factors.

Now we been friends for a real long time

Highlighting the long-standing friendship between the speaker and the friend.

So it's easy to tell when something ain't right

Suggesting the friend's ability to sense when something is wrong.

And I'm sure you can read between the lines

Encouraging the friend to read between the lines and understand the situation.

So if you and her want to stay together

Offering advice for the friend's relationship to last.

You can lie side by side forever

Expressing the desire for a lasting relationship for the friend and the ex-lover.

Lord willin' and the creek don't rise

Reiteration of hope and dependence on external factors.

I found the best way to cope

Reiterating the therapeutic value of fishing for the speaker.

Wetting a line from an old John boat

Describing the act of fishing from an old John boat.

And that's what keeps me from losing my mind

Emphasizing the role of fishing in preserving mental well-being.

It's amazing all that I discovered

Highlighting the discoveries made since the breakup.

Since, she became my ex-lover

Reiterating that revelations about the past relationship will come to light.

Drowned, drowned, drowned by the weight of lies

Using the metaphor of drowning to depict the weight of lies.

Lord willin' and the creek don't rise

Reiteration of hope and dependence on external factors.

They say still waters run deep

Utilizing the metaphor "still waters run deep" to suggest hidden depths.

Beneath the surface my secret sleeps

Implying the speaker's secret lies beneath the surface.

Lord willin' and the creek don't rise

Reiteration of hope and dependence on external factors.

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