Don't Skip out on Me

Embrace the Weight of Love: Bette Smith's 'Don't Skip out on Me' Meaning
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Lyrics

Don't, don't skip out without taking me

Expresses a plea or request for the listener not to leave without taking the speaker along.

Don't , don't skip out without taking me

Reiterates the urgency of not leaving without the speaker.

Oh, well I know you think I'm just some liability

The speaker acknowledges that they may be perceived as a burden or trouble, possibly due to past experiences.

But I can carry my own weight

The speaker asserts their ability to handle their own challenges and responsibilities.

Just don't skip out on me

Repeats the plea for the listener not to abandon the speaker.

The bus from Tonopah, em, well it can take my money too

Mentions the bus from Tonopah, indicating a specific location, and suggests a willingness to contribute financially.

I got an aunt in California, em, yeah

Introduces the speaker's aunt in California, who has promised a place for the speaker.

She's always promised me a room, yeah

Reaffirms the promise of accommodation from the aunt.


Just don't run out on me while I'm sleeping

Emphasizes the request not to abandon the speaker, especially during vulnerable moments like sleeping.

My guts ain't right and my health's been failing

Reveals the speaker's health struggles, adding to the reasons why the listener should not leave.


It was your fault as much as mine

Accepts shared responsibility for a past issue or mistake.

And we both know that it's true

Affirms the mutual understanding between the speaker and the listener regarding their shared responsibility.

We've traveled some hard miles, yes we have

Reflects on the challenging experiences both the speaker and listener have faced together.

It has to mean something too

Suggests that the shared hardships should hold significance and not be disregarded.

I can't keep both eyes open, oh

Describes physical exhaustion or fatigue, possibly due to the hardships mentioned earlier.

It's getting harder and harder

Highlights the increasing difficulty of keeping alert or staying attentive.


Don't

Reiterates the plea for the listener not to skip out on the speaker.

Don't skip out on me

Emphasizes the importance of not leaving the speaker alone.

Don't

Repeats the plea for the listener not to abandon the speaker.

Don't skip out on me

Reiterates the importance of the listener not skipping out on the speaker.

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