What I'd Do

Loneliness, Love, and Redemption: Buxton's 'What I'd Do' Reflection
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Lyrics

I'm on the outside looking in

I feel excluded, observing from the outside

Baby how your hair flows in the wind

Appreciating the way your hair moves in the wind

Twenty-seven years baby where have you been?

Reflecting on 27 years and wondering where you've been

Now and I loved you then

Currently and in the past, I loved you

Come on baby we can run a

Suggesting a joint adventure, proposing we run away

Hiding in the back of a pickup truck

Concealed in the rear of a pickup truck, seeking escape

Call a brother Johnie can I call him Joe?

Asking about someone named Johnie, perhaps considering calling him Joe

Oh man just my luck

Expressing frustration, as luck seems unfavorable


What I'd do?

Pondering actions or decisions in a hypothetical scenario

What I'd do?

Repeating the contemplation, emphasizing uncertainty

Baby you're just a lonely boy who's waiting on you

Characterizing the subject as a lonely boy awaiting something

Baby you're just a lonely boy who's trying to get through

Reiterating the loneliness, describing efforts to overcome challenges

And it's like ooh

Expressing emotion or reaction with an "ooh"


Coming down the hall what do I see?

Encountering a girl in the hallway, potentially in a rescue scenario

A pretty little girl come to rescue me

Describing the girl as pretty and acknowledging her intention to help

She says you've got the heart but I've got the key

She claims to have the solution or answer to a problem

Oh man well ain't that sweet

Expressing surprise or appreciation for the girl's offer


What I'd do?

Revisiting the earlier contemplation of actions or decisions

What I'd do?

Repeating the uncertainty and questioning in the hypothetical scenario

Baby you're just a lonely boy who's waiting on you

Reiterating the portrayal of the subject as a lonely boy waiting for something

Baby you're just a lonely boy who's trying to get through

Emphasizing the loneliness and struggles in attempting to overcome obstacles

And it's like ooh

Concluding with an expression of emotion or reaction, again using "ooh"

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