Mojo Hand
Love's Battle Cry: Mojo Hand's Spell on Hearts
Lyrics
I think my girl got a mojo hand
I believe my girl possesses a powerful and mysterious influence (mojo hand).
And all the boys in town want her bad
All the boys in town desire her intensely.
And none of us can sleep, we don't think and we can't eat
We are all restless, unable to think or eat since my girl acquired the mojo hand.
Since my girl got a mojo hand
The impact of my girl's mojo hand has significantly affected our lives.
And they all wanna turn her on
Everyone wants to attract her attention.
And they're climbin' through the windows and the doors
People are making efforts to be close to her, invading various aspects of my life.
And they're crawlin' in my songs, down my halls, and in my thoughts
Her influence is pervasive, entering my thoughts and surroundings.
And they all wanna turn her on
There is a collective desire to captivate her.
But where would I go if you left me on my own?
Expressing concern about being lost without her.
Who could take your place in my soul?
Questioning if anyone else could fill the void in my soul.
I was lost where you came among the tombs, among the waves
Recalling a time of desperation before her arrival.
And if you go, honey, God only knows
If she leaves, the outcome is uncertain and known only to God.
I never heard the horses of war
Unaware of the impending conflict or challenges (horses of war).
Did my eyes not see 'em comin' forward?
Did not perceive the approaching conflict.
Did I simply wear you down, with my nerves up so loud?
Wondering if my anxieties wore her down.
I never heard the horses of war
Still oblivious to the signs of conflict.
But where would I go if you left me on my own?
Reiteration of concern about being lost without her.
Who could take your place in my soul?
Questioning the possibility of someone else replacing her in my life.
I was lost where you came among the tombs, among the waves
Reflecting on a past state of despair among challenges.
And if you go, honey, God only knows
The uncertainty of the future if she departs is emphasized.
I think my girl caught a mojo hand
Reiteration of the belief that my girl possesses a mojo hand.
And I feel like I'll be goin' back
Anticipating a return to a previous state as a result of her mojo hand.
Back to the beat, to haunt the streets of New Orleans
Returning to a familiar rhythm, haunted by memories of New Orleans streets.
Since my girl caught a mojo hand
Her mojo hand continues to affect and influence my life.
But where would I go if you left me on my own?
Concern about being lost without her is expressed again.
Who could take your place in my soul?
Questioning if anyone else could replace her in my soul.
I was lost where you came among the tombs, among the waves
Revisiting a past sense of loss among challenges.
And if you go, honey, God only knows
The uncertainty of the future without her is reiterated.
Oh honey, God only knows where my heart would blow
Emphasizing the unknown consequences if she leaves.
With the wind, the chilly wind in October
Describing the potential turbulence and uncertainty, akin to a chilly wind in October.
But here I go, like a storm
Despite the challenges, acknowledging the need to move forward like a storm.
Baby, back out on my own
Resuming life independently, back on my own.
Think I've taken all that I can stand
Conveying a sense of reaching a limit in enduring difficulties since my girl acquired the mojo hand.
Since my girl got a mojo hand
Reiterating the profound impact of my girl's mojo hand on the narrator's life.
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