Lyrics
Get it on and right on through
Expressing a desire to proceed with something and go through it successfully.
In that buckskin back alley avenue
Describing a location, possibly a less conventional or hidden area, using the imagery of buckskin and an alley avenue.
We were told from the start these days they never would last
Referring to a warning or prediction that these days or times wouldn't endure, but acknowledging the potential accuracy of the statement.
Yet despite our best efforts I think that's coming to pass
Despite efforts, the expectation of the previous line seems to be materializing or coming to pass.
Yeah
An exclamation, perhaps emphasizing the realization of the situation or a particular emotion.
I see that twinkle in your eye
Observing a suggestive or mischievous glint in someone's eye.
And it's looking like you're trying to start a fight
Interpreting the look as an indication that the person is inclined to provoke or initiate a confrontation.
I said fine alright I'll occupy the time
Agreeing to engage and spend time to explore or understand what lies beyond established boundaries.
To define what's right outside the line
Committing to defining what is acceptable or correct, even if it falls outside conventional norms.
Let it go
Suggesting a willingness to release or relinquish attachment to certain things.
With it all
Encouraging letting go of everything.
Won't you please let me get along
Requesting permission or cooperation in moving forward harmoniously.
And now you're walkin down the street
Observing someone walking down the street, possibly someone named Debora.
You know Debora you should be standing here with me
Expressing a desire for Debora to be present or involved in the current situation.
Slipping a dozen truths into that one big lie
Highlighting the complexity of mixing truths with a significant falsehood.
Sure don't make no difference when we're riding on your time
Suggesting that time is irrelevant or inconsequential when with Debora.
I'm walking behind
Physically following or pursuing someone.
Leaving the door open too
Leaving an opportunity open, possibly for Debora to join or participate.
Your style's dime a dozen but it's working for you
Commenting on the effectiveness of a common style, possibly Debora's, even if it's not unique.
You're looking pretty smart and pretty mean
Complimenting Debora's appearance, noting a combination of intelligence and a slightly aggressive demeanor.
Debora I crave your sympathy
Expressing a desire for sympathy or understanding from Debora.
Let it go
Reiterating the idea of letting go or releasing certain things.
With it all
Encouraging letting go of everything, echoing a previous sentiment.
Won't you please let me get along
Requesting permission or cooperation in moving forward harmoniously, similar to line #12.
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