Nothing's News

Echoes of Nostalgia: A Melodic Reflection on Time and Memories
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Lyrics

I spent my lifetime wishin' the waitress would come around

I have spent my entire life hoping the waitress would come by.

Tellin' jokes, shootin' pool on the other side of town

Telling jokes and playing pool on the other side of town.

The whistle blows at five o'clock

The work whistle blows at five o'clock.

There's only one place I'll be found

There's only one place where I'll be found.

Down at Ernie's Icehouse liftin' longnecks to that good old country sound

At Ernie's Icehouse, enjoying beer and listening to country music.


And talkin' 'bout the good old times

Talking about the good old times and reminiscing.

Braggin' 'bout how it used to be

Boasting about how things used to be.

And I've worn out the same old lines

I've exhausted the use of the same old stories and lines.

Now it seems nothing's news to me

Now, it seems that nothing is surprising or new to me.


There's nothin' like a steel guitar cryin' in the night

Expressing the unique and emotional sound of a steel guitar at night.

There's nothin' like a sawdust floor and a good old friendly fight

Describing the atmosphere of a place with a sawdust-covered floor and friendly fights.

I'd finally find my way back home and you'd patch up my face

Reflecting on returning home with a battered face after a fight.

But that was another time and another place

Acknowledging that those experiences were from a different time and place.


Now we're talkin' 'bout the good old times

Discussing and remembering the good old times.

Braggin' 'bout how it used to be

Boasting about how things used to be in a nostalgic way.

I've worn out the same old lines

Having worn out the repetition of the same old stories and lines.

Now it seems nothing's news to me

Expressing a sense of apathy or lack of surprise towards anything new or noteworthy.


I wonder how I came to be the know-it-all I am

Reflecting on how he became the know-it-all person he is now.

And how the world ever got used to me

Questioning how the world has become accustomed to his personality.


Talkin' 'bout the good old times

Talking about and reminiscing the good old times once again.

Braggin' 'bout how it used to be

Boasting about how things used to be in a nostalgic way (repeated).

But I've worn out the same old lines

Having worn out the repetition of the same old stories and lines (repeated).

Now it seems nothing's news to me

Expressing a sense of apathy or lack of surprise towards anything new or noteworthy (repeated).

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