Don't Worry Bout Me
Embracing Life's Slow DanceLyrics
Don't worry bout me babe, don't worry bout me
Expressing a request not to be concerned about the speaker; a reassurance to their partner.
I got my feet up by the old Jewel Tree
Describing a relaxed and comfortable state, physically situated by the "old Jewel Tree."
I left my life of hurry
Indicating a departure from a hectic or rushed lifestyle.
For a time of ease
Choosing a period of relaxation and comfort over a busy life.
Don't worry bout me babe, don't worry bout me
Reiterating the message not to worry about the speaker; reinforcing a carefree attitude.
Don't worry bout me babe, cause I got the time
Assuring the partner that there is ample time available for various activities.
Plenty of bread here, and a bottle of wine
Highlighting abundance, both in terms of financial resources ("bread") and a celebratory drink ("bottle of wine").
She brought a piece of pie
Mentioning the addition of simple pleasures, like a piece of pie, to the speaker's current situation.
And a slice of cheese
Adding another element of enjoyment with a "slice of cheese" alongside the pie.
Don't worry bout me babe, don't worry bout me
Repeating the message not to worry about the speaker's well-being.
Don't worry bout me baby, don't worry bout me
Reaffirming the carefree attitude and lack of concern for the future.
Don't worry bout me, I'm gettin' where I got to go
Expressing confidence in reaching one's destination, albeit at a leisurely pace.
We travel the same road, I'm just taking it slow
Emphasizing shared experiences with others but opting for a more unhurried approach.
I'm gonna get there, Eventually
Conveying the speaker's determination to reach their destination eventually, without rushing.
So don't worry bout me baby, don't worry bout me
Repeating the message not to worry about the speaker's journey and destination.
Don't worry bout me babe, I got lots of class
Highlighting the speaker's self-perceived sophistication and lack of preoccupation with time.
I don't think too much bout the future or the past
Expressing a carefree attitude towards both the future and the past.
We're gonna make it
Expressing optimism about overcoming challenges and achieving success in due time.
Just wait and see
Encouraging patience and confidence in the speaker's abilities.
Don't worry bout me babe, don't worry bout me
Reiterating the message not to worry about the speaker's well-being.
Don't worry bout me babe, don't worry bout me
Repeating the earlier lines about the speaker's relaxed state by the "old Jewel Tree."
I got my feet up by the old Jewel Tree
Reiterating the speaker's physical comfort and carefree state.
I left my life of hurry
Recalling the choice to leave a hurried life for one of ease and relaxation.
For a time of ease
Reiterating the speaker's preference for a more relaxed lifestyle.
Don't worry bout me babe, don't worry bout me
Reaffirming the message not to worry about the speaker's well-being.
Don't worry bout me babe, cause I got the time
Emphasizing the abundance of time and resources available to the speaker.
Plenty of bread here, and a bottle of wine
Reiterating the availability of both financial resources and celebratory drinks.
She brought a piece of pie
Mentioning the addition of a piece of pie to the speaker's current situation.
And a slice of cheese
Adding another element of enjoyment with a "slice of cheese" alongside the pie.
Don't worry bout me babe, don't worry bout me
Repeating the message not to worry about the speaker's well-being.
Don't worry bout me baby, don't worry bout me
Reaffirming the carefree attitude and lack of concern for the future.
Don't worry bout me, don't worry bout me
Concluding with a final reassurance not to worry about the speaker.
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