Well All Right
Living Lavishly: The Highs and Lows of Excess
Lyrics
Have no fear, Big Joe is here
Big Joe expresses confidence and reassurance in his presence.
Oh you're real crazy baby, love you madly
Big Joe admires someone passionately, describing them as crazy and expressing deep love.
Well all right, well all right, you got yourself a Cadillac car
Celebration of acquiring a Cadillac car, suggesting success or prosperity.
Well all right, well all right, you hangin' out in the finest bars
Continuation of celebration, now enjoying high-class social settings or nightlife.
Well all right, well all right, you've gone just a little too far
Warning that the person may be indulging excessively or taking risks.
Well all right, well all right, the bebop's gone to your head
Acknowledgment of a change, possibly influenced by bebop music, with a negative impact on the relationship.
You used to love me baby, now your love is dead
Expresses a decline in love from the partner, a shift from a previous passionate state.
We used to scuffle for hot dogs, tell me where you got that bread
Reflects on past struggles, hinting at a change in financial status or lifestyle.
Well, you ride around with all the finest cats in town
Describes the person associating with high-status individuals in the town.
You in your black dress and your sequin gown
Details the person's attire, emphasizing sophistication and glamour.
Ah, you'll be coming back when the deal goes down
Suggests that the person may return when faced with difficulties or challenges.
Oh, boy
An exclamation, possibly indicating surprise or realization.
Down girl down
Repetition suggesting a call for the person to calm down or reconsider their actions, possibly related to their behavior in town.
Down girl down
-Down girl down
-Down girl down
-Down girl down
-You been running all over town
-I said yes, yes (yes, yes)
Repetition of "Yes, yes" possibly indicating affirmation or agreement.
Yes, yes (yes, yes)
-Yes, yes (yes, yes)
-Yes, yes (yes, yes)
-Yes, yes (yes, yes)
-Yeah, ought to know
An urging or advising the person to be aware of their actions or choices.
Well, all right then (well, all right then)
Repetition of "Well, all right then" in different variations, possibly indicating resignation, acceptance, or a farewell.
Well, all reet then (well, all reet then)
-Well, all root then (well, all root then)
-Well, all rote then (well, all rote then)
-Well, all right then (well, all right then)
-Oh, reet then, all right then
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