Lyrics
The night was black with thunder
The atmosphere was intense and foreboding with the presence of a thunderstorm.
The streets were wet with rain
The streets were soaked from the rain, creating a reflective and somber environment.
Another day goes under
Another day has come to an end, suggesting the passage of time.
A little bourbon will take the strain
To cope with life's challenges, the speaker turns to a bit of bourbon, seeking solace.
And I'm waiting for my take-home French fries
The speaker is anticipating a simple pleasure, represented by take-home French fries.
She smiled and said 'take me away'
A woman expresses a desire to be taken away, implying a longing for escape or adventure.
We always laughed but I think she means it
Despite laughter, there's a suggestion that the woman might genuinely want to be taken away.
But I'm dreaming my life away
The speaker acknowledges a tendency to daydream, possibly escaping from reality.
Loving you
The central theme is introduced - the speaker is expressing love for someone.
Loving you the way that I do
Reiterates the depth and uniqueness of the speaker's love for the person mentioned.
The weekend cars are leaving
Weekend revelers are leaving, signifying the end of leisure and the return to routine.
In a spray of wind and sound
Describes the departure of cars with speed and noise, creating a dynamic scene.
The bar-talk, make believing
In the bar, conversations involve pretending or imagining, creating a sense of escapism.
And the drinks go easy down
Alcohol flows easily, indicating a relaxed atmosphere and perhaps a means of coping.
It's back to the all-night take-away
Returning to the all-night take-away suggests a routine, possibly a familiar escape.
She says 'Here comes the man of my dreams'
The woman again expresses excitement at the arrival of the man of her dreams.
We always laugh but I think she means it
Despite laughter, there's a hint that the woman genuinely believes in the man's significance.
And I'm spending my time
The speaker is investing time in the relationship, emphasizing a commitment to love.
Just loving you
Reiterates the central theme, emphasizing the enduring and exclusive nature of the love.
Loving you the way that I do
Reaffirms the speaker's profound love for the person mentioned earlier.
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